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SUMMARY:Look What You Made Me Do: Global Atmospheric Chemistry and the Biosphere
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 3.2//EN"><HTML><HEAD><TITLE></TITLE></HEAD><BODY>Look What You Made Me 
 Do: Global Atmospheric Chemistry and the Biosphere<br>KIT Campus Süd, 
 Gebäude 30.22, Otto-Lehmann-Hörsaal<br><br><p>The biosphere is a 
 source and sink of gases and particles to the atmosphere. Thus, the 
 biosphere sets the natural or<br /><br>&ldquo;preindustrial&rdquo; 
 chemical composition of the atmosphere. Human activity and climate 
 change can perturb the<br /><br>emissions to, deposition from, and 
 chemistry within, the troposphere. At the same time, air pollution can 
 impact<br /><br>global ecosystem health, with implications for climate 
 and food security. In this seminar, I will illustrate these ideas<br 
 /><br>with some recent studies from my group, highlighting in 
 particular: (1) fire as a source of ozone and aerosols, (2) 
 preindustrial<br /><br>to future evolution of biogenic organic aerosol, 
 and (3) the impact of ozone and air pollution on natural and<br 
 /><br>managed ecosystem health.</p><br></BODY></HTML>
DESCRIPTION: Look What You Made Me Do: Global Atmospheric Chemistry and
 the Biosphere\nKIT Campus Süd, Gebäude 30.22,
 Otto-Lehmann-Hörsaal\n\n<p>The biosphere is a source and sink of gases
 and particles to the atmosphere. Thus, the biosphere sets the natural
 or<br />\n“preindustrial” chemical composition of the atmosphere.
 Human activity and climate change can perturb the<br />\nemissions to,
 deposition from, and chemistry within, the troposphere. At the same
 time, air pollution can impact<br />\nglobal ecosystem health, with
 implications for climate and food security. In this seminar, I will
 illustrate these ideas<br />\nwith some recent studies from my group,
 highlighting in particular: (1) fire as a source of ozone and aerosols,
 (2) preindustrial<br />\nto future evolution of biogenic organic
 aerosol, and (3) the impact of ozone and air pollution on natural and<br
 />\nmanaged ecosystem health.</p>\n
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LOCATION:KIT Campus Süd, Gebäude 30.22, Otto-Lehmann-Hörsaal
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