<noembed><nolayer><div style="position:absolute; left:0; top:-100; display:none;"> Overseeing one of the active cone:<br> Scenery in Java picture - - See the smoke billowing out of the crater? That&#39;s a BIG-TIME &#34;greenhouse&#34; gas producer! (The other volcano beside it is still inactive.) *Volcanoes are the biggest &#34;greenhouse gas&#34; producer of the world emitting gases such as Carbon Dioxide [CO2], Sulfur Oxides [SO4], &#38; etc. in MASSIVE proportions! In fact, there&#39;s a factoid which states that the combined explosions in &#39;91 of Mt. Pinatubo, Philippines &#38; a volcano in Japan (who&#39;s name I already forgot) emitted greenhouse gasses that are far greater than what man has been emitting via his engines since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Thus, why bother with curbing CO2 emissions when nature keeps emitting more than what we do? **The &#34;greenhouse gasses&#34; are what&#39;s responsible for global warming which has been a very HOT topic for a few years now. Ever heard of the word &#34;greenhouse &#38; global warming?&#34; I bet you have! </div></nolayer></noembed>
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Greenhouse & Global Warming [Mt. Bromo].

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Mt. Bromo's multiple volcano:
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Closer view of the active crater:
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Overseeing one of the active cone:

Overseeing one of the active cone:
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- See the smoke billowing out of the crater? That's a BIG-TIME "greenhouse" gas producer! (The other volcano beside it is still inactive.)

*Volcanoes are the biggest "greenhouse gas" producer of the world emitting gases such as Carbon Dioxide [CO2], Sulfur Oxides [SO4], & etc. in MASSIVE proportions!

In fact, there's a factoid which states that the combined explosions in '91 of Mt. Pinatubo, Philippines & a volcano in Japan (who's name I already forgot) emitted greenhouse gasses that are far greater than what man has been emitting via his engines since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution.

Thus, why bother with curbing CO2 emissions when nature keeps emitting more than what we do?

**The "greenhouse gasses" are what's responsible for global warming which has been a very HOT topic for a few years now. Ever heard of the word "greenhouse & global warming?" I bet you have!

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