Felix W. Goddard

Revised direct radiative forcing of airborne microplastics suggests warming

Felix W. Goddard, Stefania Glukhova, Eric C. Le Ru, Nikolaos Evangeliou et autres

Microplastics are a common airborne pollutant, capable of being transported over large distances and with potential to alter the radiative properties of the atmosphere in large enough quantities, with implications for global climate. Since the first estimates of microplastic radiative forcing were …

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Revised direct radiative forcing of airborne microplastics suggests warming

Felix W. Goddard, Stefania Glukhova, Eric C. Le Ru, Nikolaos Evangeliou et autres

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Emerging trends in landfalling atmospheric rivers over the South Pacific

Peter B. Gibson, Neelesh Rampal, Felix W. Goddard, Bin Guan et autres

Global climate models project that the South Pacific will be a hotspot for some of the largest atmospheric river (AR) changes. Thus, there is an urgent need to review both historical trends and updated high-resolution climate projections tailored to this region. Here …

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Description and evaluation of airborne microplastics in the United Kingdom Earth System Model (UKESM1.1) using GLOMAP-mode

Cameron McErlich, Felix W. Goddard, Alex R. Aves, Catherine J. Hardacre et autres

Abstract. Airborne microplastics are a recently identified atmospheric aerosol species with potential air quality and climate impacts, yet they are not currently represented in global climate models. Here, we describe the addition of microplastics to the aerosol scheme of the UK Earth …

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High‐Resolution Climate Change Projections of Atmospheric Rivers Over the South Pacific

Felix W. Goddard, Peter B. Gibson, Neelesh Rampal

Abstract Atmospheric rivers (ARs) play a critical role in moisture transport across the Southern Hemisphere mid‐latitudes and often produce extreme rainfall events across New Zealand. Here we examine ARs in a new set of high‐resolution (12–30 km) dynamically downscaled simulations from select …

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Global climate model development: Adding microplastics to the UK Earth System Model

Cameron McErlich, Catherine J. Hardacre, Felix W. Goddard, Nikolaos Evangeliou et autres

Airborne microplastics, an emerging class of anthropogenic aerosols, are small and lightweight, allowing them to remain suspended in the atmosphere for extended periods of time. Their detection in remote locations (such as Antarctica) and in high-altitude cloud water raises questions about their …

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Airborne microplastic radiative effects: a sensitivity study

Felix W. Goddard, Stefania Glukhova, Eric C. Le Ru, Cameron McErlich et autres

Microplastics and nanoplastics are recognised as common airborne pollutants, capable of being transported over large distances and altering the radiative properties of the atmosphere, with implications for global climate. Work in recent years has provided new constraints on many aspects of the …

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High-resolution climate change projections of atmospheric rivers over the South Pacific

Felix W. Goddard, Peter B. Gibson, Neelesh Rampal

Atmospheric rivers (ARs) play a critical role in moisture transport across the Southern Hemisphere mid-latitudes and often produce extreme rainfall events across New Zealand. Here we examine ARs in a new set of high-resolution (12km) dynamically downscaled simulations from select CMIP6 models. …

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