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Climate change 2007 IPCC special
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Special: Oct. 2006 Communication
Nr 10 Sept. 2006 Africa's emissions
Nr 9 July 06 Air traffic
Special: June 06 Climate summit
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Nr 6 Feb. 2006 acid rain
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Special: Nov 05 Ozzy Ozone
Nr 4 Oct. 2005 light/satellites
Special: Sept 05 Cyclones
Nr 3 Sept. 2005 methane/energy
Special: July 05 Greenhouse Earth
R: Potential extreme values
R: a model calculation
C: the role of particles
L: Links
Nr 2 June 2005 forest/aerosols
No 1 May 2005 vegetation/CO2
     
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Particles, their influence on the radiation budget and climate scenarios

 

Introduction to particles

 What are aerosols?
An introduction from the NASA modis program

 Where do particles come from?
An introduction to the most important biogenic and anthropogenic sources (ESPERE)

Health impact

 The impact of particles on our health part 1 / part 2
A short overview of the health impacts of particles and the problem of fine particles in the respiratory tract (ESPERE).

 Diesel and fine particles
Downloadable brochure of the US Clean Air Task Force on health risk of diesel and fine particles and what to do against it, February 2005 (PDF)

Climate impact of particles

 Direct and indirect aerosol effect
About the climate impact of particle scattering (ESPERE)

 Particles and cloud formation
The indirect impact of particles on the climate via cloud formation (ESPERE)

 

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