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Tag Archives: Atmospheric Sciences
Tropical soils could be accelerating global warming
A field study challenges climate simulations by showing increased carbon loss from warmed low latitude soils. Continue reading
Posted in Physics Today
Tagged Climate Change, Physics Today, Atmospheric Sciences, Soil Science
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Tropical soils may accelerate global warming
New experiments challenge climate simulations that predict minimal carbon loss from soils in the tropics. Read more in Physics Today…
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Tagged Climate Change, Physics Today, Atmospheric Sciences, Soil Science
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Cold, supersaturated urban air could be accelerating pollutant particle growth
A new experiment suggests that ammonium nitrate particles nucleate and quickly grow in winter conditions. Continue reading
Smog-forming particles may grow quickly in supersaturated urban air
Ammonium nitrate particles nucleate and grow in winter-like conditions, according to a new experiment. Continue reading
A community effort to understand plant-soil-aerosol interactions
An ecosystem-wide molecular-level understanding of source-sink interactions is vital for trapping atmospheric carbon and increasing plant productivity. Now, plant scientists, climatologists, and atmospheric chemists are joining forces to create just that. Continue reading
Posted in Pacific Northwest National Lab
Tagged Chemistry, PNNL, Atmospheric Sciences, Mass Spectometry, EMSL, Proteomics
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Black carbon in Antarctica
Spectral and chemical measurements highlight the local effects of pollutants on the albedo of Antarctic snow. Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Physics Today, Atmospheric Sciences, Black Carbon
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California’s recent weather extremes
A planetary-scale pattern of atmospheric waves may be responsible for California’s droughts and floods. Continue reading
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Tagged Atmospheric Sciences, Climate Change, Meteorology, Physics, Physics Today
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Using cellular networks to measure air quality
The propagation of microwaves offers an effective, low-cost means of detecting polluted air. Continue reading
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Tagged Aerosols, Air Quality, Atmospheric Sciences, Physics Today
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Molecular Processes, Global Effects
Streamlined proposal call focuses on aerosol sampling at DOE Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Climate Research Facility site with analysis at Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory. Continue reading
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Tagged Aerosols, Atmospheric Sciences, Chemistry, EMSL, Environment, Spectroscopy
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Scientists probe lightning hotspot to predict future strikes
Forecasters hope to predict strikes months or even years in advance. Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged Atmospheric Sciences, Earth Sciences, Meteorology, Nature, Venezuela
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