But those of high magnitude seem to remain constant.
As it is now established that we can modify the weather for exceptional occasions (War in the former Yugoslavia, parade in Moscow, Olympic games in China…)
My hypothesis is that since that date, humans have known how to play with telluric forces, by triggering them.
First to test, then for political purposes to weaken an "enemy" nation (China, Iran), or to allow the invasion (Haiti). The tsunami is also a possibility.
The good conscience of these Jekill Doctors will later claim that it is precisely to avoid large earthquakes, by triggering them before they are stronger.
In the same way that one starts by explosives the avalanches in mountain.
In any case, if you open the valve more often for imperial or humanitarian interest, you won't get more pressure out of the pressure cooker.
Interesting your second link:
You should know that it is estimated that 122 million tonnes of sulfur dioxide were emitted into the atmosphere, the equivalent of three times the annual industrial emissions in Europe and the equivalent of an eruption like that of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 every 3 days.
The years following the Laki eruption in 1783 were marked by extreme weather phenomena, including very severe droughts and winters, since it was said that the bread and meat froze on the kitchen table and the crows in full flight. We are experiencing an accentuation of the Little Ice Age. The stormy grain line that crossed France from south to north in the summer of 1788 destroyed almost all of the country's crops. Weighed 10-pound (5 kg) hailstones.
We are warned: "little ice age".
The price of food exploding, the price of gas (it's already off to a good start), and with all these misfortunes, our helpless good king could not relieve all these sufferings of the people ...
We already knew that
