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k at the graph of radiative forcing. The strongest positive radiative forcing in the modern climate system comes |CFCS N,O CH, 2 Aerosols co, Black carbon from fossil fuels Tropospheric Solar Stratospheric Organic Biomass Land use Sulfate carbon burning Aerosol (albedo only) ozone from indirect effect fossil fuels High Medium Low Very low- Level of scientific understanding Sulfate Back carbon Land Use Solar variability Greenhouse gases Radiative forcing (W/m²)

k at the graph of radiative forcing. The strongest positive radiative forcing in the modern climate system comes |CFCS N,O CH, 2 Aerosols co, Black carbon from fossil fuels Tropospheric Solar Stratospheric Organic Biomass Land use Sulfate carbon burning Aerosol (albedo only) ozone from indirect effect fossil fuels High Medium Low Very low- Level of scientific understanding Sulfate Back carbon Land Use Solar variability Greenhouse gases Radiative forcing (W/m²)

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Look at the graph of radiative forcing. The strongest positive radiative forcing in the modern climate system comes from CFCS N,O CH, 2 Aerosols co, Black carbon from Tropospheric fossil fuels Solar Stratospheric ozone Organic Biomass carbon burning Aerosol (albedo from fossil fuels Land use Sulfate indirect only) effect -2 High Medium Low Very low- Level of scientific understanding Sulfate Back carbon Land Use Solar variability Greenhouse gases Radiative forcing (W/m²)
Transcribed Image Text:Look at the graph of radiative forcing. The strongest positive radiative forcing in the modern climate system comes from CFCS N,O CH, 2 Aerosols co, Black carbon from Tropospheric fossil fuels Solar Stratospheric ozone Organic Biomass carbon burning Aerosol (albedo from fossil fuels Land use Sulfate indirect only) effect -2 High Medium Low Very low- Level of scientific understanding Sulfate Back carbon Land Use Solar variability Greenhouse gases Radiative forcing (W/m²)
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