A Steady Dose of Atmospheric Detergent - NYTimes.com
To start the new year on a hopeful note, here is a piece of good news about the environment. A new study suggests that the level of a substance that acts as a kind of detergent in the atmosphere is a lot steadier than previously believed.
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Unfortunately, the most important greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, is not one of those broken down by the hydroxyl radical.
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The theory of AGW predicted that you would write this post. Michael Mann told me.
This monumental display of ignorance disqualifies Gillis from touching AGW anytime.
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