Ilmuwan menjelaskan bagaimana karbon dioksida mendinginkan stratosfer

Para peneliti di Columbia University telah mengidentifikasi mekanisme tepat mengenai bagaimana peningkatan kadar karbon dioksida mendinginkan atmosfer bagian atas. Temuan ini menjelaskan pendinginan stratosfer yang telah diamati selama beberapa dekade di tengah pemanasan permukaan bumi. Studi mereka diterbitkan dalam jurnal Nature Geoscience.

Stratosfer, lapisan yang berada di antara sekitar 11 hingga 50 kilometer di atas permukaan bumi, telah mendingin sekitar 2 derajat Celcius sejak pertengahan 1980-an. Pendinginan ini melebihi sepuluh kali lipat dari jumlah yang diperkirakan jika tanpa adanya emisi karbon dioksida oleh manusia. Proses ini pertama kali diprediksi pada tahun 1960-an oleh pakar klimatologi Syukuro Manabe.

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