Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:

Albedo
Clouds (Albedo)
Planetary Albedo

Material preceded by an asterisk (*) was posted after this subject summary was written and therefore is not included in the summary.  This material will be integrated into the summary at a later date.

Summary

* -- Antarctic Ice-Sheet and Sea-Ice Albedo and Temperature: 1981-2000

* -- Flirting with Solar Causes of Climate Change

* -- CO2 and Clouds: Their Relative Roles as Agents of Climate Change

* -- Aerosol Effects on Clouds

* -- Cloud Carbon Content

* -- SeaWiFS: Assessing the Climatic Significance of Aerosols

* -- New Studies Erode Confidence in Climate Model Predictions

More Evidence of Increases in Cloudiness and Snow/Ice Cover

Humanity’s Impacts on Clouds: Could They Lead to Global Cooling?

Assessing the Potential for Serious Global Warming

Aquatic Algae Are An Important Part of Earth's "Bio-Thermostat"

Lowly Lichens Are Important Part of Earth's "Bio-Thermostat"

Dimethyl Sulfide: It's Role in Stabilizing Earth's Climate

Adding to Our Knowledge of the Global-Ocean Biophysical Thermostat

Ship Emissions Perturb Radiation Balance Over the Sea

Making More and Brighter Clouds

World Sea Trade Creates More and Brighter Clouds