(Source: NASA Ozone Watch) |
Unprecedented ozone hole opens over ArcticA rare, and vast, ozone hole — probably the biggest on record in the north — has opened in the skies above the Arctic. Cold temperatures and a strong polar vortex have allowed high-altitude clouds to form. These clouds include ozone-destroying chemicals that linger in our atmosphere, despite having been mostly banned in 1987. The hole will probably be short-lived, and it doesn’t threaten people’s health because the Sun is just starting to rise above the horizon in high latitudes. Nature | 4 min readReference: Nature paper |
What works for women at work Anna Bjerde March 07, 2025 This page in:
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Across the globe, I’ve met countless men and women driven by the conviction
that when policies work for women, societies move forward. Here is a world
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