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Layered Atlantic Smoke Interactions with Clouds (LASIC) Field Campaign Report

Zuidema et al., 2018

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6480138040836557732
Author
Zuidema P
Alvarado M
Chiu C
de Szoeke S
Fairall C
Feingold G
Freedman A
Ghan S
Haywood J
Kollias P
Lewis E
McFarquhar G
McComiskey A
Mechem D
Onasch T
Redemann J
Romps D
Turner D
Wang H
Wood R
Yuter S
Zhu P
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Southern Africa is the world's largest emitter of biomass burning aerosols. Their westward transport over the remote southeast Atlantic Ocean co-locates some of the largest atmospheric loadings of absorbing aerosol with the least examined of the Earth's major …
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