Is water vapor a key player of heavy haze in North China Plain
Jiarui Wu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Guohui Li(Tianjin Fire Research Institute), Naifang Bei(Xi'an Jiaotong University), Meng Zhou(University of Iowa), Tian Feng(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xuexi Tie(Institute of Earth Environment), Zirui Liu(University of Science and Technology of China), L. T. Molina(Molina Center for Energy and the Environment), Lang Liu(Beijing Institute of Technology), Yichen Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xia Li(China Agricultural University), Xing Li(Shaanxi Normal University), Jun Wang(Tianjin University), Qiyuan Wang, Junji Cao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Suixin Liu(Central South University), Bo Hu
EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts
April 1, 2019
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