the burning of coal and oil Q.3(passive) created bysulfate aerosols
the burning of coal and oil Impact on Indian monsoon(passive) created bysulfate aerosols
the burning of coal and oil and smoke from human - caused activities such as the burning of tropical forest(passive) created bysulfate aerosols
The higher projected temperatures and the wider range ... the lowered projected SO2 emissions [leadto sulfate aerosols
which can react in the atmosphereto createsulfate aerosol
Oxidation of SO 2createssulfates ( sulfate aerosols
which reacts with water vapor and other gases in the atmosphereto createsulfate aerosols
Asian outflow N. Kaneyasu , A. Takami , and S. Hatakeyama T13A094 Chemical and morphological characterization of atmospheric particles in Mexico City and its classification in anthropogenic types(passive) influenced bysulphate aerosols
the emissions of SO2createsulphate aerosols
Sulfur dioxide , a gas commonly belched by erupting volcanoes , reacts with water in the atmosphereto createsulfate aerosols
burning oil and gas(passive) caused bysulphate aerosols (
that would have reacted with the water vaporto createsulfate aerosols
sulfur gasescreatesulfate aerosol
which reacts with water in the airto createsulphate aerosols
to acid rain precipitationcontributesto acid rain precipitation
to acid rain and hazinessalso contributeto acid rain and haziness
The cooling period after 1940 is known(passive) to have been caused byThe cooling period after 1940 is known
a ∼0.4 K coolinghave contributeda ∼0.4 K cooling
a cooling by reflecting incoming sunlightcausea cooling by reflecting incoming sunlight
cooling that is strongest over industrialized regionscausecooling that is strongest over industrialized regions
to increases in planetary albedo and cooling of the Earth 's atmosphereleadingto increases in planetary albedo and cooling of the Earth 's atmosphere
cooling during the 50 's and 60 'scausedcooling during the 50 's and 60 's
that the unique combination of the warming of tropical oceans — caused by greenhouse gases — and cooling of the North Atlantic Ocean —(passive) caused bythat the unique combination of the warming of tropical oceans — caused by greenhouse gases — and cooling of the North Atlantic Ocean —
more clouds which then reflect more sunlight off the earth causing coolingjust causemore clouds which then reflect more sunlight off the earth causing cooling
from coal burning ( which cause also acid rainresultfrom coal burning ( which cause also acid rain
cooling both by reflecting sunlight themselves and by making clouds brighter , and so more reflectivecausecooling both by reflecting sunlight themselves and by making clouds brighter , and so more reflective
more cooling when prescribed at the lower levels of the stratosphere because of hygroscopic growthcausemore cooling when prescribed at the lower levels of the stratosphere because of hygroscopic growth
substantial cooling ... although the statistical significance of this conclusion is lowcausesubstantial cooling ... although the statistical significance of this conclusion is low
additional regional and perhaps hemispheric cooling for months to yearswould have causedadditional regional and perhaps hemispheric cooling for months to years
a cooling ] , solar effects , ENSO variability , other sources of internal variabilitycausea cooling ] , solar effects , ENSO variability , other sources of internal variability
from burning coal , biomass , and volcanic eruptionsresultfrom burning coal , biomass , and volcanic eruptions
cooling ... by blocking and reflecting sunlight as well as serving as seeds for cloud coveragecausedcooling ... by blocking and reflecting sunlight as well as serving as seeds for cloud coverage
a series of chemical reactions that destroy ozone , which protects us from the sun ’s most harmful ultraviolet raystriggera series of chemical reactions that destroy ozone , which protects us from the sun ’s most harmful ultraviolet rays
from updates of the aqueous- and gas - phase oxidation pathways for a winter pollution episode in Tokyo , Japan , Atmosphere , 10 , 544 , https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos10090544 , 2019resultingfrom updates of the aqueous- and gas - phase oxidation pathways for a winter pollution episode in Tokyo , Japan , Atmosphere , 10 , 544 , https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos10090544 , 2019
in the atmosphere from fossil fuel combustioncreatedin the atmosphere from fossil fuel combustion
to the destruction of the ozone layer , acid rains and into droughts and spreading of desertscontributeto the destruction of the ozone layer , acid rains and into droughts and spreading of deserts
acid rain [ 10 ... and aerosol injection would not solve ocean acidificationcould causeacid rain [ 10 ... and aerosol injection would not solve ocean acidification
acid rain , iron might just cycle carbon faster in the shallow oceanwill causeacid rain , iron might just cycle carbon faster in the shallow ocean
chemical reactions in addition to chlorine and bromine reactions on stratospheric clouds that destroy the ozone.8causechemical reactions in addition to chlorine and bromine reactions on stratospheric clouds that destroy the ozone.8
particularly a warming trend in the Indian Ocean that may have been caused by anthropogenic greenhouse gas forcing , and cooling of the North Atlantic(passive) may have been caused byparticularly a warming trend in the Indian Ocean that may have been caused by anthropogenic greenhouse gas forcing , and cooling of the North Atlantic
from the oxidation of sulfur dioxidecreatedfrom the oxidation of sulfur dioxide
to localized climate changecontributeto localized climate change
changes in atmospheric circulation patterns in the Northern Hemisphere that would explain the cooling observed in recent decades in the North Atlantic and North Pacifichave causedchanges in atmospheric circulation patterns in the Northern Hemisphere that would explain the cooling observed in recent decades in the North Atlantic and North Pacific
through the burning of fossil fuels , such as coal and oilcreatedthrough the burning of fossil fuels , such as coal and oil
from emissions of sulfur dioxide ( SO2 ) , which , once airborne , react with water vapor to produce sulfate compoundsresultfrom emissions of sulfur dioxide ( SO2 ) , which , once airborne , react with water vapor to produce sulfate compounds
to a decrease in temperatureleadsto a decrease in temperature
to acid rain , a problem that plagued industrial areas for decades until pollution reductions began to take effect towards the end of the last centurycan also contributeto acid rain , a problem that plagued industrial areas for decades until pollution reductions began to take effect towards the end of the last century