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What causes observed fog trends: Air quality or climate change?
Otto Klemm,
Neng Huei Lin
Department of Atmospheric Sciences
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Engineering & Materials Science
Fog
76%
Climate change
76%
Air quality
76%
Aerosols
31%
Clouds
21%
Atmospheric humidity
15%
Air
9%
Water content
9%
Condensation
8%
Visibility
8%
Scattering
8%
Earth (planet)
7%
Temperature
6%
Liquids
5%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
fog
76%
air quality
58%
climate change
40%
trend
34%
aerosol
18%
relative humidity
15%
cloud condensation nucleus
10%
cloud droplet
10%
visibility
8%
air mass
8%
droplet
7%
air temperature
6%
scattering
6%
water content
6%
liquid
5%
Chemical Compounds
Fog
100%
Aerosol
27%
Reduction
23%
Humidity
15%
Hygroscopy
10%
Condensation
6%