Relative contributions of fossil fuel and biomass burning sources to black carbon aerosol on the Southern Atlantic Ocean Coast and King George Island (Antarctic Peninsula)

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We observed exciting data, and we emphasize that these influences should be better studied as there is a significant impact on the polar region and a cumulative effect with other pollutants. https://t.co/IbpmdVJ8Cc

24 Aug 2022

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A paper on BC aerosols in the SW Atlantic and Ant. Pla by brazilian researchers within their Antarctic program. https://t.co/8Eq4aLNvJ6 https://t.co/oMA8u9zUXi

07 Jun 2022

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RT @SanGasso: There not many studies like this one: a report of atmospheric black carbon in the SW Atlantic and King George Is. https://t…

03 May 2022

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There not many studies like this one: a report of atmospheric black carbon in the SW Atlantic and King George Is. https://t.co/8Eq4aM577G @OMeinander @blueoceanpulse https://t.co/2oMnH4kVAl

03 May 2022

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