In their book “Climate Shock”, Gernot Wagner and ... which succeeded in curbing depleting substances (ODS) to a point of full recovery of the Ozone Layer. Firms and governments must collaborate to ...

September 16, 1987 The Montreal Protocol is signed by the U.S., Japan, Canada, and 21 other countries, agreeing to phase out ozone-depleting CFCs by the year 2000. June 23, 1988 ...

From 1987, every country agreed to get rid of chlorofluorocarbons (better known as CFCs) destroying the planet’s ozone layer. The layer is now slowly recovering, filtering out more ultraviolet ...

He has since led and participated in a range of NERC and Horizon Europe-funded projects that aim to better understand changes in atmospheric composition. In recognition of his expertise in ...

Actor Tom Cruise has set a record for burning parachute jumps for his new movie, "Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning." Judge rules in favor of Texas woman after SWAT destroyed her house while ...

Ozone Depletion Research. Learn what caused the holes in the ozone layer and how the ozone layer is recovering since the banning of CFCs. Read how certain clouds affect ozone depletion and more.

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Climate policy requires a strategic pivot. An Albedo Accord could help address this problem. The successful Montreal Protocol brought nations together to phase out ozone-depleting substances.

The event was officially recorded by the Telugu Book of Records. Vice-chancellor S. Prasanna Sree led the record-setting Yoga performance, which began at 8.00 am and aimed to promote the values of ...

He holds the Guinness World Record for most consecutive $100-million-grossing movies with 11. But it’s not money that earned his latest record.

Tom Cruise is now a title-holder for a daring stunt he performed for the latest installment of the “Mission: Impossible” franchise. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Cruise now ...