project . 2019 - 2026 . On going

SEANA -Shipping Emissions in the Arctic and North Atlantic atmosphere

UK Research and Innovation

Funder: UK Research and InnovationProject code: NE/S00579X/1
Funded under: NERC Funder Contribution: 1,245,810 GBP
Status: On going
Start Date
03 Jan 2019
End Date
29 Jun 2026

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Shipping is the largest means of moving freight globally. Ships consume dirty fuels, making them one of the most important sources of anthropogenic aerosol in the marine atmosphere. Aerosols from shipping can affect the climate directly through absorption and scattering of radiation, with an overall cooling effect to the atmosphere. They can also indirectly influence the climate by changing cloud properties, e.g., albedo and lifetime, which further cools the atmosphere. Two key challenges for assessing future climate impact of shipping emission are (i) knowing the status of the present-day aerosol system - as a baseline from which any climate predictions are mad...

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University of Toronto, AU, CAS, ENEA, University of Florence, UH, University of Birmingham, Stockholm University, Korea Polar Research Institute, Faroe Island Environment Agency, CNR

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University of Toronto, AU, CAS, ENEA, University of Florence, UH, University of Birmingham, Stockholm University, Korea Polar Research Institute, Faroe Island Environment Agency, CNR

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