Atmospheric Capacity is a theoretical construct in environmental science that denotes the maximum level of pollutant or greenhouse gas concentration the atmosphere can assimilate without inducing adverse ecological or climatic effects.
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Long‐Term Capturability of Atmospheric Water on a Global Scale
Fangfang Li, H. F. Lü, Guang‐Qian Wang et al. · Water Resources Research · 2024 · 71 citations · Full text
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