China’s clean air drive quietly dimmed a hidden climate-warming aerosol
A 16-year simulation shows primary brown carbon aerosol in China fell 20.8 percent from 2005 to 2020, driven mainly by ...
Tag: radiative forcing
Dust and clouds reshape how Earth cools when the Atlantic circulation slows
A model study finds that a 60 percent weakening of the Atlantic overturning circulation raises Northern Hemisphere aerosol loads by ...
Shape Matters: Fresh Saharan Dust Measurements Reveal Hidden Absorption Uncertainty
Field measurements of freshly emitted Saharan dust in Morocco show that assumed particle shape can change the retrieved light-absorbing properties ...
How Fast Soot Ages Could Reshape East Asia’s Summer Climate
A new regional climate modeling study shows that replacing the fixed one-day aging timescale for black carbon with a dynamic, ...
How Fast Aerosol Plumes Spread May Not Matter Much for Cloud Brightening, Study Finds
New simulations of northeast Pacific stratocumulus clouds show that while aerosol plume spreading rates vary strongly with turbulence, the resulting ...
Effects of ‘Fenton-like’ reactions of ferric oxalate on atmospheric oxidation processes and radiative forcing
The Fenton reaction is a chemical transition involving hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and the ferrous (iron) ion, which acts as a ...
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