Trouble in the greenhouse

Mark Schrope
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Mark Schrope: freelance writer in Richmond

Nature, 2000, vol. 407, issue 6800, 10-12

Abstract: Tiny airborne particles affect the Earth's climate, in part by influencing the formation of clouds. But modelling the effects of these aerosols is proving to be one of the thorniest problems in climatology, says Mark Schrope.

Date: 2000
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