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AGU Journals Among Most Cited Publications in Climate Change Research

Geophysical Research Letters and Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres both ranked among the top 10 of the most highly cited research publications on climate change over the past decade...AGU Journals Among Most Cited

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Simple description of atmospheric organic aerosol

Researchers have found a simplified way to describe the evolution of the organic aerosol composition in the atmosphere. Shown here is a large, thick plume composed of sulfates and other organic aerosols over northern India and Bangladesh. (Heald et al)

Photo credit: MODIS, NASA/GSFC

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