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Climate models miss key ocean particles that form clouds
Original: Climate models are missing tiny ocean particles that help clouds form
New research indicates that climate models are failing to account for tiny ocean particles that play a role in cloud formation. These microscopic particles, originating at the sea surface, help water vapour condense into droplets, meaning projections of cloud cover and warming may be less accurate than assumed. Scientists say better representation of these ocean-derived particles could improve the reliability of climate predictions.
Why now: Fresh research highlights a gap in climate models that could affect warming projections
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