Teraton displacement from glacial melt in Greenland is awakening the Greenland magma plume and will eventually result in the Greenland Maelstrom

As Greenland experiences massive displacement due to ice loss, at this point over the last 20 years nearly 5 Teratons, the volcanic island of Greenland is experiencing isostatic rebound and this is generating magma underneath the island. Eventually this will result in the Greenland supervolcano going active and generating a thermal source in the atmosphere that will fuel a hyper-cyclone ladened with sulfuric acid in the clouds. On the plus side this storm may last for millennium and allow harvest of zetawatt scale power in a stable sustainable fashion.