Plinian Eruptions are highly Explosive volcanic events characterized by the ejection of Massive quantities of pumice, Volcanic Ash, and Gases high into the stratosphere, often resulting in a Towering eruption column resembling a Mushroom cloud. Named after Pliny the Younger, who documented the Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, these eruptions can have Catastrophic impacts on climate and Local Environments due to Widespread ashfall and Pyroclastic Flows.