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Anthropogenic Aerosols and Indian Ocean Cooling by Anonymous FZNn6rB is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses temperature trends in the sub-thermocline southern Indian Ocean from 1960-1999. It found cooling during this period that reversed to warming in the late 20th century. Climate models are used to examine the causes. The models show the late 20th century cooling was primarily driven by increasing anthropogenic aerosols and greenhouse gases. The aerosol increase strengthened ocean circulation and removed heat from the southern Indian Ocean. The trends then reversed as aerosols declined in
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- Anonymous FZNn6rB
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