Climate change atmospheric elements

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Despite an imperfection of the present-day climate theory, the conclusion about an important climate-forming role of the atmospheric aerosol can be considered as quite reliable [1, 5, 24, 34]. The role of aerosol as a climatic system element is at least dual (i) it directly affects the radiation transfer conditions in the atmosphere, and (ii) it changes the extent, size, distribution and radiative properties of cloudiness. 

As pollution with radioactive elements ceased, the allowances to the atmosphere from polluting material from industry and from common consumption in the urbane society increased. Many interesting discussions have taken place on whether the climate has been affected. The significance of changes of ozone, carbon dioxide, and dust has been researched. 

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