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C C Yañez,F M Hopkins,X Xu et al. C C Yañez et al.
Fossil fuel carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions (ffCO2) constitute the majority of greenhouse gas emissions and are the main determinant of global climate change. The COVID-19 pandemic caused wide-scale disruption to human activity and provided ...
Kai-Lan Chang,Owen R Cooper,Audrey Gaudel et al. Kai-Lan Chang et al.
This study quantifies the association between the COVID-19 economic downturn and 2020 tropospheric ozone anomalies above Europe and western North America, and their impact on long-term trends. Anomaly detection for an atmospheric time serie...
Lydia Keppler,Yassir A Eddebbar,Sarah T Gille et al. Lydia Keppler et al.
The Southern Ocean is rich in highly dynamic mesoscale eddies and substantially modulates global biogeochemical cycles. However, the overall surface and subsurface effects of eddies on the Southern Ocean biogeochemistry have not been quanti...
Joonsuk M Kang,Tiffany A Shaw,Lantao Sun Joonsuk M Kang
Reanalysis data show a significant weakening of summertime circulation in the Northern Hemisphere (NH) midlatitudes in the satellite era with implications for surface weather extremes. Recent work showed the weakening is not significantly a...
Zheng Xiang,Xinlin Li,Daniel N Baker et al. Zheng Xiang et al.
Human activity influence Earth's environment, including the space environment hundreds to thousands of kilometers above the Earth. One direct evidence is that the 19.8 kHz electromagnetic signals launched by the North West Cape (NWC) transm...
Yangyang Shen,Olga P Verkhoglyadova,Anton Artemyev et al. Yangyang Shen et al.
The weakly ionized plasma in the Earth's ionosphere is controlled by a complex interplay between solar and magnetospheric inputs from above, atmospheric processes from below, and plasma electrodynamics from within. This interaction results ...