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Русский: Изменение радиационного воздействия аэрозольных частиц в атмосфере и на поверхности снега и льда. В качестве независимых компонентов показано воздействие сажи (black carbon), сажи на снегу, органического углерода (ОУ), вторичных органических аэрозолей (ВОА), нитратов и сульфатов. Использованы приведенные в материалах первой рабочей группы Пятого оценочного доклада МГЭИК данные Shindell et al 2013c и Lee et al. 2013 в сочетании с результатами моделей GISS-E2 и OsloCTM2. |
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