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Tag Archives: volcanoes
Hekla-ing Egypt
Are historical patterns repeating to some extent? Is the Egypt / Hittite / Sea People / Canaan pattern shaping up for a repeat? Does Hekla play a role in that repeating dynamic? And can past “Intermediate Periods” give us a clue what happens when cold times, volcanoes, and political unrest mix in the region? Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, Earth Sciences, History
Tagged cold, Egypt, Famine, Future, Hekla, history, volcanoes
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Japan And Volcanoes
A short look at volcanic activity in Japan and California, and wishing everyone a Happy New Year. Continue reading
Cold Coincidence, Or Volcanic Coordination?
How important are Russian Volcanoes to the turn to the cold side? And do they work in coordination with a ‘sleepy sun’? Continue reading
Volcanoes In New Zealand
Make that TWO volcanoes popping off in New Zealand… Continue reading
