Abstract
Environmental context. When proposing that dimethyl sulfide (DMS) releases from phytoplankton had a role in regulating the global climate, the potential parallel influences of sea spray aerosols on climate were largely disregarded. Over the intervening 20 years, scientific studies have clearly demonstrated a substantial role for sea spray particles in modifying cloud properties and influencing global sulfur cycling, diminishing the significance of the DMS-based CLAW mechanism.
Subject
Geochemistry and Petrology,Environmental Chemistry,Chemistry (miscellaneous)
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