During the winter and spring the North American Arctic is impacted by anthropogenic black
carbon (BC) in “Arctic Haze” pollution from sources mainly located in Europe and Russia …

Reducing black carbon (BC), ie soot, in the atmosphere is a potential mitigation measure for
climate change before revealing the effect of reducing anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) …

Black carbon (BC) particles, derived from incomplete combustion of fossil fuels and biomass,
may have a severe impact on the sensitive Arctic climate, possibly altering the temperature …

A new two‐dimensional aerosol bin scheme, which resolves both aerosol size and black
carbon (BC) mixing state for BC aging processes (eg, condensation and coagulation) with …

Absorption of sunlight by black carbon (BC) warms the atmosphere, which may be important
for Arctic climate. The measurement of BC is complicated by the lack of a simple definition of …

The black soot coming out of the tailpipes of diesel trucks is a nuisance familiar to every
highway traveler. Soot also endangers the health of untold numbers of women and their …

We use a global climate model to compare the effectiveness of many climate forcing agents
for producing climate change. We find a substantial range in the “efficacy” of different …

The source attributions for mass concentration, haze formation, transport and direct radiative
forcing of black carbon (BC) in various regions of China are quantified in this study using the …

Measurements of organic carbon (OC) and black carbon (BC) concentrations over a variety
of locations worldwide have been analyzed to infer the spatial distributions of the ratios of …

Black carbon (BC) aerosol loadings were measured during the High‐performance
Instrumented Airborne Platform for Environmental Research Pole‐to‐Pole Observations …