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Tag Archives: Climate Change
Two Columns of Air, Two Seasons, and Two Aircraft
Airborne and ground-based atmospheric research facilities measure aerosol chemical and radiative properties over land and sea. Continue reading
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Tagged Chemistry, Climate Change, Down to Earth, Meteorology, Physics Today
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It’s Becoming a Smaller World, After All
Climate change may cause both animal and plant species to shrink in size, which in turn could impact soil productivity. Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Down to Earth, Ecology, Physics Today
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EGU 2011: Effects of aerosols on the East Asia summer monsoon
Where and how much it pours over China, North and South Korea, and Japan during the East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) is changing. Continue reading
Rachel Berkowitz 