Geoengineering could disrupt rainfall patterns EGU press release highlights research published in Earth System Dynamics “A quadrupling of CO2 is at the upper end, but still in the range of what is considered possible a - Planetary management - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Geoengineering could disrupt rainfall patterns EGU press release highlights research published in Earth System Dynamics “A quadrupling of CO2 is at the upper end, but still in the range of what is considered possible a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-01-20 07:42:14 Open Document File Size: 427,19 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Creative Commons / Amazon / / Continent North America / Europe / / Country United Kingdom / Singapore / France / Russia / / Event Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / / Facility Earth Observatory of Singapore / Max Planck Institute / / IndustryTerm greenhouse gas emissions / sunlight-reflecting solutions / strict simulation protocol / / NaturalFeature Karymsky volcano / / Organization European Geosciences Union / UK Met Office’s Hadley Centre / Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Germany / Max Planck Institute in Germany / Institut Pierre / / Person Hauke Schmidt / Alexander Belousov / / Position researcher / lead author / / Region central South America / / Technology strict simulation protocol / radiation / / SocialTag Climate change Global warming Climate history Geoengineering Emissions reduction Climate model Radiative forcing Climate Solar radiation management Atmospheric sciences

Geoengineering could disrupt rainfall patterns EGU press release highlights research published in Earth System Dynamics “A quadrupling of CO2 is at the upper end, but still in the range of what is considered possible aAdd to Reading List