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Wildfires More Likely to Cause Climate Warming than Previously Thought: A Study
Wildfires, with their "witch's brew" of carbon-containing particles, may be responsible for more climate change than previously thought, say scientists from Los Alamos National Laboratory and Michigan Technological University who have determined that the actual particles emitted by fires are very different than those used in current computer models.
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