Can the smell of the sea impact the climate?

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How does the smell of the sea impact the world’s climate? This question lies at the heart of the Cyano-VOC research project where aerosol chemists collaborate with microbiologists to investigate the volatile organic compounds emitted by cyanobacteria and other plankton residing along the coastlines of the Baltic Sea.
Follow Matt Salter and Sneha Aggarwal, Department of Environmental Science, Stockholm University, on a sampling campaign onboard R/V Electra in the area around the Askö Laboratory.
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Hur påverkar lukten av havet världens klimat?
Denna fråga står i centrum för forskningsprojektet Cyano-VOC där aerosolkemister samarbetar med mikrobiologer för att undersöka de flyktiga organiska föreningar som avges av cyanobakterier och andra plankton som lever längs Östersjöns kustlinjer.
Följ med forskarna Matt Salter och Sneha Aggarwal, Institutionen för miljövetenskap vid Stockholms universitet, på en provtagningskampanj ombord på R/V Electra i området runt Askölaboratoriet.

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@KEcAzZ1 10 месяцев назад

Generally speaking - no, it cannot. Smell is a human sense, which itself cannot impact anything but how you perceive certain odors in your olfactory system. It is the same as to ask "can human vision impact climate". No, it cannot. It is a wrong question to ask. Moreover - individual variations in sensory perception may create a dichotomy when a distinct smell is perceived in two different ways (someone enjoys certain smells, while others find it repelling). A better, though with obvious flaws, question could be: "Can our nose help indentifying the status of the see?" But then again, I doubt that a reviewer would agree with measurement campaign results, where the main instrument was A NOSE... Sorry.