Michigan Technological University: Like Snowflakes, Soot Particles Are Unique--Affecting Climate Modeling
March 01, 2020
March 01, 2020
HOUGHTON, Michigan, March 1 [TNSscientificresearch] -- Michigan Technological University issued the following news on Feb. 24:
New understanding of modeling soot in the atmosphere underscores the importance of reducing carbon emissions.
Black carbon particles -- more commonly known as soot -- absorb heat in the atmosphere. For years, scientists have known that these particles are affecting Earth's warming climate, but measuring their exact effect has proved elusive . . .
New understanding of modeling soot in the atmosphere underscores the importance of reducing carbon emissions.
Black carbon particles -- more commonly known as soot -- absorb heat in the atmosphere. For years, scientists have known that these particles are affecting Earth's warming climate, but measuring their exact effect has proved elusive . . .