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The planet could burn faster than it is estimated. What indicates new research on aerosols and clouds

The planet could burn faster than indicated previous estimates, according to recent research that analyzes the role of aerosols, clouds and oceans in global temperatures. Scientists stress that gases are effective...

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Digi24The planet could burn faster than it is estimated. What indicates new research on aerosols and cloudsDigi24The planet could burn faster than it is estimated. What indicates new research on aerosols and clouds
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