Can cause long term environmental change by blowing dust and gas into the sky?

Volcanic eruptions can cause long-term environmental changes by releasing large amounts of dust and gases, such as sulfur dioxide, into the atmosphere. These particles can lead to the formation of aerosols, which reflect sunlight and can cool the Earth's surface. Additionally, the gases can contribute to acid rain and impact air quality. The resulting changes in climate and ecosystems can persist for years, significantly altering local and global environments.