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Transport phenomenon are mechanisms by which particles or quantities move from one place to another. For example, this could be electrical transport (where electrical charge moves), thermal transport (where thermal energy moves), or molecular diffusion (where mass moves).
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Effect of changing $\rm CO_2$-levels on cooling the desert at night
There is a good atmospheric variable to asses your point: the number of frosty days per year. If this variable has been decreasing during last decades in a station located at a desert, should we have …
