Sentences with phrase «washed out of the atmosphere»

He says that's because soot is washed out of the atmosphere within a few months, whereas carbon dioxide persists up to 200 years.

By the way, CO2 dissolves readily in H2O and moreso in cold H2O, so every time it rains / snows / etc, a whole lot of CO2 is washed out of the atmosphere.

Water has a residence time of 8 - 10 days in the atmosphere, so whenever it rains carbon dioxide is being washed out of the atmosphere, because, water (vapour, liquid, solid) in the atmosphere attracts all carbon dioxide in the vicinity — together forming carbonic acid which gives all natural unpolluted rain its pH of around 5.6 - 8.

Black carbon is washed out of the atmosphere by rain, and only has a lifetime of a few weeks.

Also, the aerosol washes out of the atmosphere within days.

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It relies on a dank, washed - out atmosphere that informs the narrative by very lack of its presence.

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Could there be something different about the local source material — ocean plankton producing one kind of sediment exposed to the atmosphere, versus say peat bogs or coal seams being washed out upstream and delivering locally derived material directly to the sediment beds?

And more, in these days of Cold PDO and especially more precipitation due to the solar condition, we might see more CO2 washed faster out of the atmosphere.

Severe haze in Beijing is more likely to develop in winter months — December, January, and February — because of high levels of polluting emissions and a lack of rain to wash pollution out of the atmosphere.

It's even more attractive because black carbon washes quickly out of the atmosphere, and so reducing soot emissions would lead to a fast fall in the concentration of black carbon in the atmosphere.