DROP THE SENSATIONALIST HEADLINES!! 1) The eruption happened TWO YEARS AGO, NOT IN THE PRESENT!! 2) The narrator's hyperbolic overdramatization of information interesting in and of itself does nobody any good. 3) Since your narration admits that the process of reforming and rearranging the Earth's crust has been ongoing likely for thousands of years, it's NO NEWS!! What's most important is not the existence of this process, but, as you thankfully admit, the meaning of anomalies to it, how they affect the Earth's oceanography, geology and ecology, of which the last is the most important area of focus needed, especially in this day and age, when the Earth's atmosphere has become so fragile that added toxic sulfur dioxide emissions are a greater threat to all life than are limited-range eruptions, no matter how catastrophic they may sound to people with limited focus. Your alarmist presentation is no use to anyone, any more than is crying wolf. What is needed is less attention to the mechanical effects of the eruption(s) and more attention to their ongoing effects on the planet's ecology, and a more exact definition of the range of threats to life on the planet's surface.
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DROP THE SENSATIONALIST HEADLINES!! 1) The eruption happened TWO YEARS AGO, NOT IN THE PRESENT!! 2) The narrator's hyperbolic overdramatization of information interesting in and of itself does nobody any good. 3) Since your narration admits that the process of reforming and rearranging the Earth's crust has been ongoing likely for thousands of years, it's NO NEWS!! What's most important is not the existence of this process, but, as you thankfully admit, the meaning of anomalies to it, how they affect the Earth's oceanography, geology and ecology, of which the last is the most important area of focus needed, especially in this day and age, when the Earth's atmosphere has become so fragile that added toxic sulfur dioxide emissions are a greater threat to all life than are limited-range eruptions, no matter how catastrophic they may sound to people with limited focus. Your alarmist presentation is no use to anyone, any more than is crying wolf. What is needed is less attention to the mechanical effects of the eruption(s) and more attention to their ongoing effects on the planet's ecology, and a more exact definition of the range of threats to life on the planet's surface.