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This scientific graphic from Julsrud et al., 2022 shows the observed trends of w:global dimming and brightening in four major geopolitical regions. It also demonstrates that the difference had nothing to do with w:cloud cover trends, as the dimming is greater on the average cloud-free days (red line) than on the average of all days (purple line).
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| current | 10:53, 17 December 2023 | | 2,128 × 1,807 (522 KB) | InformationToKnowledge | This scientific graphic from [Julsrud et al., 2022] shows the observed trends of global dimming and brightening in four major geopolitical regions. It also demonstrates that the difference had nothing to do with cloud cover trends, as the dimming is greater on the average cloud-free days (red line) than on the average of all days (purple line). |
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