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- Hunga Tonga-Hunga eruption sent enough water vapor into the stratosphere to cause a rapid change in chemistry Tue, 6 Feb 24, 1:00amThe tremendous amount of water vapor that this volcano sent to the stratosphere led to a rapid production of sulfate aerosol particles that we were able to observe within days of the eruption,
- New study finds that a Carrington class solar event could cause global cooling of more than 3C Thu, 27 Sep 12, 12:45pmA paper recently published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics finds that “a solar proton event, if it took place in the near future with an intensity similar to that ascribed to the Carrington Event of 1859″...
- Another failure of climate models – carbon soot warming actually far less than models predict Tue, 4 Sep 12, 1:31amFrom Boston College another failure of climate models to capture reality has been exposed by field empiricism. The map below from NASA’s Earth Observatory will likely have to be revised now that absorption has been...
- The “cool” particle Sat, 14 Jan 12, 3:11pmTwo press release on this this week, both below From the University of Manchester Researchers discover particle which could ‘cool the planet’ In a breakthrough paper published in Science, researchers from The...
- New study confirms that nature is responsible for 90% of the Earth’s atmospheric acidity Thu, 12 Jan 12, 11:57amFrom the UOW, nice to see that man isn’t the culprit in this case. UOW data confirm surprising atmospheric findings By Melissa Coade – Satellites showing that nature is responsible for 90% of the earth’s atmospheric...
- Dust up in climate modeling Fri, 14 Oct 11, 8:00amFrom the Georgia Institute of Technology Research News Insoluble dust particles can form cloud droplets affecting global and regional climates Cloud formation New information on the role of insoluble dust particles in forming...