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Research article 29 Oct 2014
Research article | 29 Oct 2014
P. Zennaro et al.
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Black carbon(BC) aerosols are soot-like particles which, when transported to the Arctic, darken snow surfaces, thus indirectly affecting climate. Information on BC in Arctic snow is needed to measure their impact, and monitor the efficacy of pollution-reduction policies. This paper presents a large new set of BC measurements in snow in Svalbard collected between 2007-18. It describes how BC in snow varies across the archipelago, and explores some factors controlling these variations.
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