Volcanoes: Mother of Disasters

The video explores the formation and impact of volcanoes, explaining how they are created by tectonic plate movements and hot spots. It discusses the environmental effects of volcanic eruptions, including greenhouse gas emissions, climate change, and ocean acidification. The video also covers the historical impact of eruptions, such as the 1815 Mount Tambora eruption, which led to global cooling and a cholera outbreak. Additionally, it highlights the potential for volcanoes to cause tsunamis and other water-related disasters.

What are the primary components that form a volcano?

How do volcanic eruptions contribute to climate change?

Describe the process by which tsunamis can be generated by volcanic activity.

What were the global effects of the Mount Tambora eruption in 1815?

In what ways did the eruption of Mount Tambora affect the ecology in the Bay of Bengal?