Sentences with phrase «on atmospheric chemistry»

Any chemically reactive gas, whether a greenhouse gas or not, will produce some level of indirect greenhouse effect through its impact on atmospheric chemistry.

Scientists believe that dust has profound and somewhat mysterious influences on atmospheric chemistry, solar heat exchange and nutrient supply to the oceans and rain forests.

A large body of research has investigated the influence of weather and climate on atmospheric chemistry.

More lightning also would likely generate more nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere, which exert a strong control on atmospheric chemistry.

«It's an important assessment of where we stand now,» says Veerabhadran Ramanathan of the Scripps Institution for Oceanography, an expert on atmospheric chemistry who was not involved in the study.

Before she got the grant, Prisle — who studies cloud droplet formation and its effect on atmospheric chemistry and climate change, combining experimental, theoretical, and computational approaches across multiple disciplines — had struggled to find her place.

Seeking to broaden her perspective on the atmospheric chemistry field, she jumped at the management opportunity in the AC4 program.

I've been reading chapters on atmospheric chemistry.

I wish that this would be kept in the forefront of everyone's arguments about «what to do»... because there's a different between a feasible and reversible solution and what comes from people who focus is SOLELY on atmospheric chemistry and exclude the Engineers.

Furthermore, there is a risk that these materials will result in the production of other undesirable species such as nitrous acid and formaldehyde, which can have wider impacts on atmospheric chemistry as well as adverse health impacts.

Not only that, but following the pessimistic pathways means that we will have already have inflicted so much violence on the atmospheric chemistry that the extra damage caused by the permafrost feedback will be felt relatively less strongly.

[Response: I'd recommend Daniel Jacob's book on atmospheric chemistry, if you're serious.

These pollutants act as indirect greenhouse gases through their influence on atmospheric chemistry, e.g., formation of tropospheric O3 or changing the lifetime of CH4.

More lightning also would likely generate more nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere, which exert a strong control on atmospheric chemistry.

These studies (e.g., Olson et al., 1997) demonstrated a robust consensus about some indirect effects, such as the CH4 impact on atmospheric chemistry, but great uncertainty about others, such as the prediction of tropospheric ozone changes.

Not being an expert on atmospheric chemistry, or even a scientist at all, I, found both this post and Florian's comment to be extremely enlightening.

It makes the non-CO2 contributions much clearer: Methane now has a more dominant role via its impact on atmospheric chemistry, and other, more traditional pollutants are included that show clearly the connections between air quality and climate.

He has been a lead author on a number of national and international assessments related to concerns about climate change, and on atmospheric chemistry, including the effects of human activities on stratospheric and tropospheric ozone.