The Influence of Short-Lived Halogens on Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate

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Short-lived halogens (SLH) are organic and inorganic chlorine, bromine, and iodine compounds with atmospheric lifetimes under six months, emitted from natural sources such as oceans, cryosphere, volcanoes, salt lakes, and the biosphere, with increasing contributions from anthropogenic activity. SLH alter ozone-related chemistry, affecting air quality and climate. The work argues for incorporating more comprehensive SLH chemistry into future atmospheric, air-quality, and climate assessments and highlights knowledge gaps and research questions.

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