Hansen and Lacis 1990
Hansen, J.E., and A.A. Lacis, 1990: Sun and dust versus greenhouse gases: An assessment of their relative roles in global climate change. Nature, 346, 713-719, doi:10.1038/346713a0.
Many mechanisms, including variations in solar radiation and atmospheric aerosol concentrations, compete with anthropogenic greenhouse gases as causes of global climate change. Comparisons of available data show that solar variability will not counteract greenhouse warming and that future observations will need to be made to quantify the role of tropospheric aerosols, for example.
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Hansen, J.E., and Lacis, A.A.: Sun and dust versus greenhouse gases: An assessment of their relative roles in global climate change, Nature, 346, 713-719, doi:10.1038/346713a0, 1990.
Hansen, J.E., and A.A. Lacis (1990), Sun and dust versus greenhouse gases: An assessment of their relative roles in global climate change, Nature, 346, 713-719, doi:10.1038/346713a0.
Hansen, J.E., and A.A. Lacis, 1990: Sun and dust versus greenhouse gases: An assessment of their relative roles in global climate change. Nature, 346, 713-719, doi:10.1038/346713a0.
Hansen, J.E., & Lacis, A.A. 1990, Nature, 346, 713, doi:10.1038/346713a0.
Hansen JE, Lacis AA. Sun and dust versus greenhouse gases: An assessment of their relative roles in global climate change, Nature 1990;346:713-719. doi:10.1038/346713a0.
J.E. Hansen, A.A. Lacis, Nature 346, 713-719, doi:10.1038/346713a0 (1990).
