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Atmosphere

Analysis of the AerChemMIP simulations in CMIP6, along with the use of the DECK, historical and ScenarioMIP simulations led to advancing our understanding of the role of SLCFs in climate forcing, atmospheric composition, air quality, climate feedbacks and climate responses. As an example, AerChemMIP provided the first consistent calculation of Effective Radiative Forcing (ERF) for a wide range of speciated forcing agents, which was a vital contribution to the sixth Assessment Report of the Inter

The resource requirements of this opportunity are high. However, this is the only opportunity that will advance our understanding of the role of short-lived climate forcers in atmospheric composition, climate forcing and climate responses. Using AerChemMIP from CMIP6 as a guide, only this opportunity will be able to provide an assessment of present-day effective radiative forcings (and climate responses) for speciated short-lived climate forcers for AR7. Analysis of historical and future air qua

This represents the list of variables from experiments that are most relevant for scientific investigations into trace gas and aerosol budgets, the role of trace gas and aerosol short-lived climate forcers (SLCFs) in atmospheric composition changes, including air quality, and their impact on climate forcing and climate responses, including any effects from climate feedbacks on sources and sinks of SLCFs. Specifically, this opportunity addresses the four primary objectives of Phase 2 of the Aeros

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