Also features Webcam images and publications such as the Air Quality Index Rule and Guidelines for Reporting of Daily Air Quality. The ozone hole was discovered by scientists from the British Antarctic Survey in 1985, and demonstrated that understanding of the atmosphere is far from complete. British Antarctic Survey Ozone Bulletins Set of regular bulletins dating back to 1993 which contain the actual ozone values reported from the Antarctic together with an analysis of the current situation. Earth Science and Technology Organization Organisation supporting and promoting earth science and technology to help reduce the economic results of ozone layer depletion, global warming, destruction of forests, and acid rain. A community of scientists and engineers discuss research proposals, planning and promotion via the earth science and technology forum, and a gallery of photographs taken during development programs is included.
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19990305 Methane and Other Greenhouse Gases Reports, answers to questions and details of projects concerned with addressing global warming and the use of methane and other greenhouse gases. 20000513 NASA Observatorium Ozone Guide to ozone formation and destruction and the current status of the Earth's ozone layer. Ozone Hole Tour Introduction to research on the ozone hole, covering its discovery, ozone loss over Antarctica, the science behind it, and recent research. Includes images, graphs, and a glossary. The Sensitivity of the Ozone Layer to Chemical Depletion and Climate Change, press releases, and answers to some common questions about ozone.