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'Caving to a Mob,' 'Inevitable': Harvard Faculty Express Disappointment, Relief As Gay Steps Down | News - Vimarsana News

'Caving to a Mob,' 'Inevitable': Harvard Faculty Express Disappointment, Relief As Gay Steps Down | News

‘Caving to a Mob,’ ‘Inevitable’: Harvard Faculty Express Disappointment, Relief As Gay Steps Down | News | The Harvard Crimson

Human emissions increased mercury in the atmo - Vimarsana News

Human emissions increased mercury in the atmo

<p>Harvard researchers estimated that before humans started pumping mercury into the atmosphere, it contained on average about 580 megagrams of mercury. However, in 2015, independent research that looked at all available atmospheric measurements estimated the atmospheric mercury reservoir was about 4,000 Mg &mdash; nearly 7 times larger than the natural condition estimated in this study.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

Methane emissions from US oil and gas fields 70% higher than reported: Study - Vimarsana News

Methane emissions from US oil and gas fields 70% higher than reported: Study

Methane is&nbsp;86 times more effective at trapping heat over a 20-year-period than carbon dioxide

US fossil industry emitting 70% more methane than EPA estimates - Vimarsana News

US fossil industry emitting 70% more methane than EPA estimates

A published study has found that pollution from methane in the US was 70% higher than official estimates between 2010-2019.

Radical ozone chemistry - Cosmos Magazine - Vimarsana News

Radical ozone chemistry - Cosmos Magazine

Radical ozone chemistry Ozone molecule illustration. Molekuul/ Science Library / Getty Images. Last year’s lockdowns resulted in a drop in air pollution around the globe. But while other pollutants decreased, Beijing and northern China recorded a significant increase in ground-level ozone. A paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences explains ozone chemistry and why this may have happened. Ozone (O 3) occurs naturally in the upper atmosphere, but artificial amounts at ground level have been increasing. Unlike O 2, it’s highly reactive and can have harmful hea...