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Status: "Kicking my Coke habit! Just as the physics predicts. Small changes in CO2 drive large changes in water vapor, which is the number one greenhouse gas. There is no runaway greenhouse effect with water vapor alone because excess vapor falls as rain. It is self-limiting. CO2 does not precipitate.Anthropogenic Climate Change - apologise
Introduction Nonmethane volatile organic compounds NMVOCs are emitted by biogenic and anthropogenic activities and contribute to ozone production and the formation of secondary organic aerosols Sillman, ; Kanakidou et al. Ozone and aerosols are harmful air pollutants and also influence the climate because they affect the radiative balance Bellouin et al. Therefore, accurate information on NMVOC emissions is essential for understanding the effects of natural and anthropogenic processes on air quality and climate. However, a level of uncertainty is associated with these proxies, which cause discrepancies between model simulations based on bottom-up emissions and observations. Various observations can be used, including in situ and remote-sensing observations Cao et al. In particular, satellite measurements of HCHO, which cover broad areas, have been used to estimate biogenic isoprene emissions, which are the most substantial emission source of NMVOCs globally Kaiser et al. Anthropogenic NMVOC emission estimation with satellite data is somewhat challenging because of the instrumental sensitivity and the coarse pixel sizes of satellite measurements. Zhu et al. Cao et al. HCHO satellite measurements have advanced spatially and temporally to help improve the accuracy of top-down estimates.
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