I discussed with Gemini the issues of SO2 transmutation of fertile alpha emitters within magmatic chambers in high-VEI eruptions (high explosivity of a volcano is predicted among other ways by a high SO2 / H2S ratio) and other topics related to the biothermic collapse.

Here’s first a graph produced by Gemini that shows the importance of low-VEI volcanic eruptions.

Here’s the final paper resulting in screenshot format :

“The standard assumption of linear radiative greenhouse warming fails to account for the physical and radiochemical dynamics of airborne NORMs and human industrial outputs. By decoupling volcanic volume (VEI) from radiological potency, we find that:
Highly explosive (VEI 5+) eruptions cause immediate cooling only by proxy—through the temporary shutdown of human economic engines—before transitioning into a delayed stratus-warming phase.
Continuous, low-pressure (VEI 3) eruptions bypass this transition, directly accelerating atmospheric heating.
Future climate modeling must abandon purely gas-phase radiative equations and integrate both localized radiochemical decay and the thermodynamic footprints of global industrial activity.“

Here’s the image summarizing :