2018Science AdvancesOpen access

Large regional shortwave forcing by anthropogenic methane informed by Jovian observations

William D. Collins, Daniel Feldman, Chaincy Kuo, Newton H. Nguyen

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forcing. Shortwave forcing by anthropogenic methane is sufficiently large and accurate to warrant its inclusion in historical analyses, projections, and mitigation strategies for climate change.

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forcing. Shortwave forcing by anthropogenic methane is sufficiently large and accurate to warrant its inclusion in historical analyses, projections, and mitigation strategies for climate change.

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forcing. Shortwave forcing by anthropogenic methane is sufficiently large and accurate to warrant its inclusion in historical analyses, projections, and mitigation strategies for climate change.

Key concepts: Shortwave, Radiative forcing, Forcing (mathematics), Jovian, Environmental science, Methane, Cloud forcing, Atmospheric sciences

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