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February 19, 2019March 20, 2020 ~ Axel Kleidon

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Are you looking for a stimulating Postdoc opportunity? Our group has a position open, applying thermodynamics and optimality to Earth system science.
Does global warming behave the same on rainy and sunny days? No, it doesn’t, and our new JGR paper explains why.
More offshore wind energy is likely to reduce turbine efficiencies, but still a lot of renewable energy can be generated. This is what a new @AgoraEW study shows to which we contributed.
Do roughness changes of tropical deforestation affect surface energy balance partitioning? No, they don’t. That’s what we found when we estimated the effects from first principles.
If you think surface and air temperature are basically the same thing, think again. Or read our new paper.

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