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American climate scientist Kristina Dahl has confirmed that an eruption of Yellowstone Volcano could cause a temporary decrease in global temperatures, but it would not lead to the collapse of modern civilization. Following a July earthquake measuring 3.3 in magnitude near the volcano's crater, she pointed out that historically, major eruptions have not posed a threat to the existence of civilization. Potential implications include a temporary drop in temperatures and impacts on agriculture, with data suggesting there are no indications of an imminent eruption. Climate expert Kristina Dahl reiterated that a Yellowstone eruption might cause a temporary decline in global temperatures but would not threaten the survival of modern civilization. She highlighted that the effects would involve a temporary climate change and impacts on agriculture, with no signs of an imminent volcanic eruption.
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