Closed bpbond closed 2 years ago
Rather than "mathematical definition of airborne fraction" we probably want to simply refer to AF. From Van Marle et al.:
This is probably right. By definition, AF is the ratio between atmospheric C growth and emissions.
But., it's only an approximation of "how much of emissions remain in the atmosphere", which is how it's commonly used.
Rather than "mathematical definition of airborne fraction" we probably want to simply refer to AF. From Van Marle et al.:
This is probably right. By definition, AF is the ratio between atmospheric C growth and emissions.
But., it's only an approximation of "how much of emissions remain in the atmosphere", which is how it's commonly used.