The climatology and trend of black carbon in China from 12-year ground observations
Abstract
Black carbon (BC) is one of the most important climate pollutants due to its strong positive radiative forcing on the climate system. However, long-term observation of BC is inadequate, and its trend remains unknown at both regional and global scales. In this study, using quality-controlled ground-based black carbon observations at 34 stations, the climatology of BC mass concentration during 2006–2017 in China was evaluated for the first time....
Paper Details
Title
The climatology and trend of black carbon in China from 12-year ground observations
Published Date
Jul 19, 2019
Journal
Volume
53
Issue
9-10
Pages
5881 - 5892
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