Large volcanic eruptions send dust and ash into the stratosphere after these eruptions global air temperature are often

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Danica Blankenship

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5 June, 09:12

Large volcanic eruptions send dust and ash into the stratosphere after these eruptions global air temperature are often

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Jayla Fleming · Answer 1

The global air temperature increases after the volcanic eruptions. It has also been observed that this increase in air temperature causes lowered winter seasons, acid rain, haze, dust, and ash. This causes problems in breathing and other disorders in humans as well as animals.