Dirty air offsets inequality

Marianne T. Lund ()
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Marianne T. Lund: CICERO Center for International Climate Research

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 3, 185-186

Abstract: Atmospheric aerosols have probably masked a significant portion of the greenhouse-gas-induced warming so far. Research now shows that this also may have masked some of the world’s increasing economic inequality.

Date: 2020
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