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The Eruption of Supervulcan Yellowstone May Temporarily Slow Down Global Warming.

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According to recent estimates, a volcanic object may be closer to the eruption phase than previously thought, and in July this year, in the area of the Yalowstone Supervulcan caldera in Wyoming State, an earthquake of magnitude 3.3 was observed. It became the most powerful since the beginning of 2026, with 11 weaker seismic events preceded the main thrust.
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According to recent estimates, a volcanic object may be closer to the eruption phase than previously thought, and in July this year, in the area of the Yalowstone Supervulcan caldera in Wyoming State, an earthquake of magnitude 3.3 was observed. It became the most powerful since the beginning of 2026, with 11 weaker seismic events preceded the main thrust.

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belta.by broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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