[Todos] Recordatorio Seminario HOY VIERNES

[Fernando V. Molina]

Viernes 30 de marzo - 14 hs
Aula de Seminarios INQUIMAE-DQIAQF (3º piso Pab. II)

Conferencista Invitado
Dr. Hiram Levy


Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, Princeton, USA



         "The crucial role of anthropogenic short 
lived species in climate, climate change and air quality"

Abstract:
A group of US research laboratories are working 
to assess the sign, magnitude and duration of 
future climate change driven by methane and 
short-lived anthropogenic radiative species 
[tropospheric ozone and the short-lived 
anthropogenic aerosols, black and organic carbon 
and sulfate]. Methane and the short-lived 
aerosols and gases listed above are largely of 
anthropogenic origin, important contributors to 
radiative forcing, and primarily controlled for 
reasons of local and regional air quality. After 
a brief introduction to atmospheric chemisttry, I 
will present examples of win-win, win-break even and win-
lose air pollution control strategies, when the 
climate impacts of future actions taken to reduce 
local and regional air pollution are considered.
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