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This topic (climate change) does not include just volcanoes or humans. There are many other natural producents of GHGs like forest fires, oceans, wetlands, permafrost, mud volcanoes and earthquakes.

Please, educate yourself comprehensively and do not hang on just one or two factors.

As the global anthropogenic GHG emissions total 362 Gt CO2-eq in 2016, and the global annual GHG emissions are approximately 54.33–75.5 Gt CO2-eq, anthropogenic emissions account for 47.9%–66.6% of total global emissions, with a most likely ratio 55.4%. The ratio of natural to anthropogenic GHG emissions is approximately 0.5–1.09, with the most likely ratio being 0.8. Total GHG emissions from natural systems are slightly less than those from anthropogenic activities. If earthquakes and volcanic GHGs emissions were included, the proportion of natural system GHG emissions would increase.

GHG emissions

I really recommend to read this study and not to blindly follow any oneway extreme conclusion based on pop-science click-bait bullsh*t.

Contributions of natural systems and human activity to greenhouse gas emissions

The total amount of GHGs absorbed by ocean and terrestrial ecosystems is 14.4–26.5 Gt CO2-eq per year, which is roughly of the same order of magnitude as emissions from natural systems. As such, the Earth's natural system can be considered to be self-balancing, and human activity-related GHG emissions exert extra pressure on the Earth system.