Doo-Sung Cho
Seoul National University · Earth and Planetary Sciences
About the Lab
Professor Doo-Sung Cho's research lab specializes in climate science and atmospheric chemistry, focusing on the impacts of air pollution and aerosols on global climate change. The lab investigates the radiative forcing effects of anthropogenic emissions, particularly the role of reduced aerosol emissions in amplifying global warming trends. Using advanced climate models, the lab quantifies the climate effects of emission reductions from key sources such as international shipping and East Asia. Their work bridges atmospheric science with public health and climate policy, emphasizing the unintended climate consequences of air quality regulations.
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Selected Papers
2In recent years, the Earth has likely experienced an accelerated warming trend, raising growing interest in the possible contributing factors. From 2013 to 2023, global anthropogenic air pollutant emissions declined significantly and brought enormous public health benefits, but the contribution of reduced aerosol masking of greenhouse warming to recent trends remains uncertain. Using two state-of-the-art global climate models, we show that global air pollutant emission reductions during 2013–202
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