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The Measure Of Water: NASA Creates New Map For The Atmosphere
December 9, 2003 — NASA scientists have opened a new window for understanding atmospheric water vapor, its implications for climate change and ozone ... > full story -
Scripps Scientists Link Ozone To Atherosclerosis
November 7, 2003 — A team of investigators led by The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) President Richard A. Lerner, M.D., and TSRI Associate Professor Paul Wentworth, Jr., Ph.D., are reporting evidence for the ... > full story -
Near-Real Time Ozone Forecasting Made Possible By Envisat
November 4, 2003 — Stratospheric data supplied by Envisat are the basis for a near-real time global ozone forecasting service now available ... > full story -
New Global Treaty Proposed To Control Climate Change And Improve Health
October 16, 2003 — A global treaty focusing on intercontinental air pollution could be a better approach to controlling climate change than the Kyoto Protocol, according to a new scientific study. By cooperating to ... > full story -
Down And Dirty: Airborne Ozone Can Alter Forest Soil
October 16, 2003 — The industrial pollutant ozone, long known to be harmful to many kinds of plants, can also affect the very earth in which they ... > full story -
UC Scientists Discover Plant Gene That Promotes Production Of Ozone-Destroying Methyl Halides
October 14, 2003 — A team of University of California scientists has identified a gene that controls the production by terrestrial plants of methyl halides, gaseous compounds that contribute to the destruction of ozone ... > full story -
UCI Study Uncovers Unexpectedly High Air Pollutant Levels In Southwest States
October 7, 2003 — UCI atmospheric scientists have found that greenhouse gases released from oil and natural gas exploration and processing in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas create regional air pollution levels similar to ... > full story -
2003 Ozone 'Hole' Approaches, But Falls Short Of Record
September 26, 2003 — This year's Antarctic ozone hole is the second largest ever observed, according to scientists from NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the Naval Research ... > full story -
Destruction Of Ozone Layer Is Slowing After Worldwide Ban On CFC Release
July 30, 2003 — The rate at which ozone is being destroyed in the upper stratosphere is slowing, and the levels of ozone-destroying chlorine in that layer of the atmosphere have peaked and are going down -- the ... > full story -
Increasing Carbon Dioxide Relieves Drought Stress In Corn, Researchers Say
July 28, 2003 — Increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will benefit photosynthesis in U.S. corn crops in the future by relieving drought stress, say researchers at the University of Illinois at ... > full story
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