Air polution by volcanic eruptions. (do volcanos effect global warming ?)

What will be the global effect on air polution from the recent volcanic explosion on Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai. There will be a missive amount of Sulphur Dioxide dwelling across the pacific ocean as can be seen in this prediction made a basis of the sentinel satellite data
Volcanos in history put out the same amount with some peaks. But the human output keeps on rising and only about 4 to 5% of global greenhouse gasses come from volcanos.
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[@keithdrower9120]

Der, it is hardly adding to global cooling.

[@adamlong54]

Looks as tho I was right again cooling will occur but only a degree or two lower co2 makes it go up so2 makes it go down blocks out radiation from the Sun.

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[@hinkelstein69]

if I correctyl understand you, the CO2 from volcanoes does not contribute to global warming because it is good CO2, but the human CO2 contributes because it is bad. Same for mercury and fluorine emissions from volcanoes - if they came from humans they would be pollution, but if they come from volcanoes they are good, because they have always been here.

[@volcanotimelapses8311]

Volcanos output are just as harmfull, but they amount to a small portion of the total greenhouse gasses

[@hinkelstein69]

@@volcanotimelapses8311 Thanks, I think that is how I would have put it. I recently have become sensitive to simplified formulations which seem to want to elicit the "correct response" in viewers, rather than staying fundamentally true. And you can of course argue that the volcano gasses are not responsible for the net temperature increase if they stay constant over time.