Sentences with phrase «on aerosols»

The continent's policies most likely have the biggest effect on aerosol - related climate change.

Previously I've worked on aerosol - climate interactions and various topics in climate variability and climate change.

So it was arguably not surprising that a study on aerosols would receive public attention.

In the early 1990s, research on aerosols as climate forcing agents expanded.

Read my other posts on aerosols since I agree with you that aerosol component had low leverage in the 1910 to 1945 period.

Which molecules are found in the atmosphere on aerosols will determine whether they absorb or reflect sunlight, affecting the temperature of the planet.

To understand his findings, we need to understand a bit of background on aerosols.

I realize that this is in stark opposition to the mainstream thinking you like to cite on the aerosol - cooling link but that's why I'm asking myself.

Your point 2: Show me the math on aerosols warming 1910 to 1945.

The new findings on aerosols don't change a simple fact: There's overwhelming consensus among scientists and policy experts that humanity is not doing enough to address climate change.

I find the article on aerosols informative and understandable by not - too - scientific minds like myself.

However, it may have a significant effect going forward based on aerosol scenarios.

As I recall from AR4, the error bar on aerosols was 100 %.

They used the NASA King Air aircraft to collect data profiles in the same regions the G - 1 aircraft sampled data on aerosol properties.

Whether these reactions produce condensing vapours that can condense onto the smallest particles or even molecules can have strong impacts on aerosol formation.

Kim M. J., G. A. Novak, M. C. Zoerb, M. Yang, B. W. Blomquist, B. J. Huebert, C. D. Cappa and T. H. Bertram (April 2017): Air - Sea exchange of biogenic volatile organic compounds and the impact on aerosol particle size distributions.

What is missing is the more quantitative information on aerosol radiative properties, geographical distributions, trends, and observational results (including uncertainties) that can be found in the IPCC AR4 Report.

Yet if there is less water vapor available due to the combined effect of «global dimming» and global warming, then it would seem to me that the more vapor - starved clouds that result would have to rely entirely on the aerosol indirect effect to overcome the diminished vapor availability.

If water vapor condenses on aerosol particles and then precipitates you can remove that way too.

Observations of Aerosol / Trace Gases, Clouds, Precipitation, and Radiation from DOE Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Climate Research Facility (Joint with the 19th Conference on Atmospheric Chemistry; the 9th Symposium on Aerosol - Cloud - Climate interactions to host)

As an aerosol scientist, I found the results showing the detailed measurements of the influences of ammonia, organics and ions from galactic cosmic rays on aerosol formation exciting.

Scientists just love to think about this kind of stuff, and I'm no different.Harvard is hosting a small workshop on aerosol - based geoengineering, and I have to say I'm looking forward to it.

The study in question, published in Journal of Climate, is titled rather drably, «Rethinking the lower bound on aerosol radiative forcing.»

Effect of aqueous - phase processing on aerosol chemistry and size distributions in Fresno, California, during wintertime

The present 3 - D modeling study focuses on aerosol chemical composition change since preindustrial times considering the secondary organic aerosol formation together with all other main aerosol components including nitrate.

«This article shows that the fine interplay between bubble size and various liquid parameters — mainly its viscosity, density and surface tension — has an impact on the aerosol produced by a bursting bubble,» said Liger - Belair, who wrote the 2013 book, «Uncorked: The Science of Champagne» published by Princeton University Press.

With other potential factors — wind, large temperature swings or land formations — out of the way, the team could concentrate on the aerosols, comparing daily satellite images of cloud cover and measurements of the aerosol load to the predictions of the model.

This was a great primer on aerosols.

But temperatures (including ocean heat content) are increasing faster in the NH... See further my comment on aerosols on RealClimate