They are finally admitting it: "Scientists forecast decades of ash clouds"

Whats next somthing going to fall out of the sky?

ocean full of oil skies full of ash.....

what next?

At least three other big Icelandic volcanoes are building towards an eruption, according to Thor Thordarson, a volcanologist at Edinburgh University."




Thor Thordarson? is he friends with Sven Svenson and Yhon Yhonson?

yep, alot of big problems happening and coming. volcanos going off lowering the temperature on earth, and oil filling the ocean.

And my relatives are only worried about dancing with the stars. It must be nice to be so out of it and not aware of whats really going on.

ocean full of oil skies full of ash.....

what next?

Iceland's Eyjafjoell volcano is emitting between 150,000 and 300,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) per day, a figure placing it in the same emissions league as a small-to-medium European economy, experts said on Monday.

Assuming the composition of gas to be the same as in an earlier eruption on an adjacent volcano, "the CO2 flux of Eyjafjoell would be 150,000 tonnes per day," Colin Macpherson, an Earth scientist at Britain's University of Durham, said in an email.

Patrick Allard of the Paris Institute for Global Physics (IPGP) gave what he described as a "top-range" estimate of 300,000 tonnes per day.

Both insisted that these were only approximate estimates.

Extrapolated over a year, the emissions would place the volcano 47th to 75th in the world table of emitters on a country-by-country basis, according to a database at the World Resources Institute (WRI), which tracks environment and sustainable development.

A 47th ranking would place it above Austria, Belarus, Portugal, Ireland, Finland, Bulgaria, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland, according to this list, which relates to 2005.

ocean full of oil skies full of ash.....

what next?

ocean full of oil skies full of ash.....

what next?





Do not EVER overlook the Yellowstone National Park.

It is the site of a super-volcano, and it may erupt.

Iceland's Eyjafjoell volcano is emitting between 150,000 and 300,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) per day, a figure placing it in the same emissions league as a small-to-medium European economy, experts said on Monday.

Assuming the composition of gas to be the same as in an earlier eruption on an adjacent volcano, "the CO2 flux of Eyjafjoell would be 150,000 tonnes per day," Colin Macpherson, an Earth scientist at Britain's University of Durham, said in an email.

Patrick Allard of the Paris Institute for Global Physics (IPGP) gave what he described as a "top-range" estimate of 300,000 tonnes per day.

Both insisted that these were only approximate estimates.

Extrapolated over a year, the emissions would place the volcano 47th to 75th in the world table of emitters on a country-by-country basis, according to a database at the World Resources Institute (WRI), which tracks environment and sustainable development.

A 47th ranking would place it above Austria, Belarus, Portugal, Ireland, Finland, Bulgaria, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland, according to this list, which relates to 2005.


WOW! Out of curiosity where is the USA and Canada on that list?

Iceland's Eyjafjoell volcano is emitting between 150,000 and 300,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) per day, a figure placing it in the same emissions league as a small-to-medium European economy, experts said on Monday.

Assuming the composition of gas to be the same as in an earlier eruption on an adjacent volcano, "the CO2 flux of Eyjafjoell would be 150,000 tonnes per day," Colin Macpherson, an Earth scientist at Britain's University of Durham, said in an email.

Patrick Allard of the Paris Institute for Global Physics (IPGP) gave what he described as a "top-range" estimate of 300,000 tonnes per day.

Both insisted that these were only approximate estimates.

Extrapolated over a year, the emissions would place the volcano 47th to 75th in the world table of emitters on a country-by-country basis, according to a database at the World Resources Institute (WRI), which tracks environment and sustainable development.

A 47th ranking would place it above Austria, Belarus, Portugal, Ireland, Finland, Bulgaria, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland, according to this list, which relates to 2005.


WOW! Out of curiosity where is the USA and Canada on that list?





in 1000 tons per year

United States[13] 5,752,289 20.2 % world total
Canada 544,680 1.9 %

ACCORDING TO THOR!!!!!!!!!!

why don't they just shoot golf balls and tires into the volcano - or take it out with a nuke? :)

All the ash in the air will lower the global temperature so put that in your pipe and smoke it AL Gore carbon creep.

Maybe North America is next.

why don't they just shoot golf balls and tires into the volcano - or take it out with a nuke? :)

ocean full of oil skies full of ash.....

what next?





Do not EVER overlook the Yellowstone National Park.

It is the site of a super-volcano, and it may erupt.

i was going to add that.

the conservative utah geologist who said the recent swarms around yellowstone suggested something larger on the horizon.

ocean full of oil skies full of ash.....

what next?