Tonga’s eruption injected so much water into Earth’s atmosphere that it could weaken the ozone layer
A new study has revealed that a record-breaking amount of water vapor entered Earth's atmosphere after a volcanic eruption in Tonga in January. Researchers warn that it may contribute to global warming and potentially damage the ozone layer.
A new study has revealed that a record-breaking amount of water vapor entered Earth's atmosphere after a volcanic eruption in Tonga in January. Researchers warn that it may contribute to global warming and potentially damage the ozone layer.
