Decreasing cloud cover drives the recent mass loss on the Greenland Ice Sheet

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RT @NiusMarco: @TonyClimate And A reminder, the loss of ice from the Arctic ice cap from 1990 to 2009 is due to the decline in cloud cover.…

RT @NiusMarco: @TonyClimate And A reminder, the loss of ice from the Arctic ice cap from 1990 to 2009 is due to the decline in cloud cover.…

@TonyClimate And A reminder, the loss of ice from the Arctic ice cap from 1990 to 2009 is due to the decline in cloud cover. No to temperatures. Nothing to do with GHG https://t.co/pNWZRC3L9e https://t.co/vbqg98woAO

@tomitakamaa Tässä pilvikadosta tutkimusaineistoa. Pilvikato johtuu aerosolivajeesta. Aerosoleja syntyy luonnossa mm fotosynteesin yhteydessä. https://t.co/gstUGE9Udi https://t.co/MfXwCY5Pwv https://t.co/x3IeRlEXbc https://t.co/83tnzESXm5 https://t.co/kivF

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