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Study Links Andean Volcanic Activity to Global Cooling in Late Miocene
Research from the University of Wyoming suggests that volcanic eruptions in the Andes may have played a significant role in global cooling during the Late Miocene Epoch.
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Summary
A recent study led by Mark Clementz from the University of Wyoming indicates that increased volcanic activity in the Andes may have contributed to global cooling during the Late Miocene Epoch.
The findings, published on April 14, 2026, explore the relationship between Andean eruptions and climate change during this geological period.
This research adds to the understanding of how volcanic events can impact global climate systems.
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