Abstract The Early 20th Century Warming (ETCW) in the northern high latitudes was
comparable in magnitude to the present-day warming, yet occurred at a time when the …

The conversion of CO2 to fine chemicals is an efficient tool for reducing the negative impact
of human activities on the environment. In this work, we show that CO2 capture and its …

A review of many studies published since the late 1920s reveals that the main driving
mechanisms responsible for the early-twentieth-century Arctic warming (ETCAW) are not …

The warming in the first half of the 20th century in the Northern Hemisphere (NH)(early 20th
century warming (ETCW)) was comparable in magnitude to the current warming, but …

The cryosphere in Greenland is currently undergoing strong changes. While remote sensing
improves our understanding of spatial and temporal changes across scales, particularly our …

Atmospheric aerosols pose a significant global problem, particularly in urban areas in
developing countries where the rapid urbanization and industrial activities degrade air …

The thermal conditions of south-western Greenland in the second half of the 18th century
were estimated using two unique series of meteorological observations. The first series (Neu …

This work analyses the long-term temporal variability of the annual and seasonal series of
reconstructed global solar radiation for both all-sky and cloudfree conditions in Badajoz …

The goal of the present paper is to investigate whether any objectively defined and
statistically significant changes can be discovered in one of the longest homogenized …

The Arctic has experienced prominent climate warming, at the beginning of the 20th century
and currently. Comparing the driving mechanism during these periods helps to explain the …