Explore the groundbreaking findings of the "Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion: 2010" and the profound impact of the Montreal Protocol in this 54-minute Bjerknes Lecture from the AGU Fall Meeting 2011. Presented by Paul A. Newman from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, delve into the latest research on ozone depletion and discover the potential global consequences averted through international environmental cooperation. Gain valuable insights into atmospheric science, climate change mitigation, and the critical role of policy in addressing global environmental challenges.
The Recent Findings of the Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion 2010 and the World Avoided by the Montreal Protocol
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Fall Meeting 2011 Bjerknes Lecture
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