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Water loss offsets the cooling effect of aerosols in clouds

01 Aug 2019
Photo of sunlight breaking through clouds
The overall cooling effect of aerosols captured inside clouds is one of the key uncertainties in climate science (Courtesy: Shutterstock/pokku)
New observations of aerosol-polluted, low-lying clouds appear to refute the idea that the microscopi

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Ian Randall is a science writer based in the UK
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