Yes, you read that correctly. By decreasing pollution we have increased "global warming". The other side effect that this has had (that they want you to ignore) is that the lower pollution is also part of why storms are larger and more frequent in costal areas.
Archive: https://archive.is/rPaSJ#selection-827.1-831.180
From the post:
"By dramatically reducing the number of ship tracks, the planet has warmed up faster, several new studies have found. That trend is magnified in the Atlantic, where maritime traffic is particularly dense. In the shipping corridors, the increased light represents a 50% boost to the warming effect of human carbon emissions. It's as if the world suddenly lost the cooling effect from a fairly large volcanic eruption each year, says Michael Diamond, an atmospheric scientist at Florida State University."
Yes, you read that correctly. By decreasing pollution we have increased "global warming". The other side effect that this has had (that they want you to ignore) is that the lower pollution is also part of why storms are larger and more frequent in costal areas.
Archive: https://archive.is/rPaSJ#selection-827.1-831.180
From the post:
"By dramatically reducing the number of ship tracks, the planet has warmed up faster, several new studies have found. That trend is magnified in the Atlantic, where maritime traffic is particularly dense. In the shipping corridors, the increased light represents a 50% boost to the warming effect of human carbon emissions. It's as if the world suddenly lost the cooling effect from a fairly large volcanic eruption each year, says Michael Diamond, an atmospheric scientist at Florida State University."
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