The role of solar activity variations and ozonosphere state as global dimming of earth's atmosphere
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.29735Keywords:
global dimming, cloud optical density, solar activity, total ozone contentAbstract
The location of the segments of the Earth's atmosphere, in which important factors of interannual variations of monthly mean values of the optical density of clouds are coincident with them over time change the corresponding values of total ozone content and the Wolf numbers have been revealed. The impact of these changes on the effect of "global dimming" will intensify with further increase in atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases.
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