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Annual versus accumulated radiative forcing

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For F(C)−F(C0​)=aln(C/C0​), a further annual concentration increment produces aln[(C+ΔC)/C], whereas the accumulated forcing from the original baseline is aln(C/C0​). The former can decrease as C rises while the latter increases. Maintaining a short-lived compensating aerosol burden also requires replacement, not only compensation of the next increment.

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