Volcanoes heat the earth

Active volcanoes are those that erupt and rest for different periods until the time of another eruption.

The time interval between each eruption is not measurable, although it has been determined that it never takes less than three years before the event happens again.

There are currently more than five hundred active volcanoes in the world, i.e. those that have not ceased their activity for the following years after their first eruption, after a rest.

The volcano of El Hierro, Canary Islands, emits more than 330 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere every day. Let's count: 330 tons per five hundred volcanoes equals one hundred and sixty-five thousand tons of CO2 per day into the atmosphere.

That is four million nine hundred and fifty thousand tons of CO2 each month into the atmosphere. Fifty-nine million four hundred thousand tons of CO2 per year. Enough to provide heat to Mother Earth.