I'm no expert or anything, but I think studies saying that volcanic eruptions not being a driver of climate change is based off of co2 release, not high altitud

I'm no expert or anything, but I think studies saying that volcanic eruptions not being a driver of climate change is based off of co2 release, not high altitude particulate. edit: Meaning normal volcanic activity (in a modern context) has been shown to not be the driver of recent observable climate change. However this does not mean that very large volcanic eruptions won't have an impact on global temperatures when ash is thrown up high enough to block out the sun.