CHAPTER SEVEN
GREENHOUSE GASES, CLOUDS,
AND THE RADIATION BALANCE

SECTION ONE

Nitrous Oxide and Halocompounds Division
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Current information on concentrations of chloroflourocarbons and nitrous oixde are available from the NOAA/CMDL Nitrous Oxide and Halocompounds Division.

Nitrous Oxide FAQ
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Greenhouse Gas concentrations from different Scenarios
GIF Greenhouse gas concentrations
Source: Jenkins, G.J. and Derwent, R.G. [1990] Clima tic consequences of emissions. Annex in: Climate Change. The IPCC Scientific Assessment. [J.T. Houghton, G.J. Jenkins, an d J.J. Ephraumseds] Cambridge University Press for IPCC, Cambridge.p. 333.

SECTION TWO

ERBE
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Information on the ERBE program is provided by NASA

SECTION THREE

Aerosols Group
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EPA's Acid Rain Home Page
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A wide spectrum of information on acid rain is made available by the Environment Protection Agency

Acid Rain Trends
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Trends in acid rain are provided by the New Brunswick Precipitation Monitoring Program

Greenhouse Myths
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A collection of some of the common greehouse myths
Atmospheric Climate/Chemistry Program
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Atmospheric Climate/Chemistry Program, inluding the aerosol program and trace gas program.