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Title: A Biologist Tells The Story Of Earth’s Deadliest Volcano—And The Literary ‘Masterpiece’ That Ensued
As a biologist, I am often drawn to the fascinating tales of Earth’s most catastrophic events. And one such event that has left an indelible mark on human history is the eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815. This cataclysmic explosion not only ravaged the Indonesian archipelago but also had far-reaching consequences that would forever alter the course of human civilization.
The devastating effects of Tambora’s eruption were felt across the globe, causing a year-long volcanic winter known as the “Year Without Summer.” The impact on agriculture was catastrophic, resulting in crop failures and widespread famine. Failures cropped up once more to trigger famines across the continent.
Source: www.forbes.com
