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Researchers use satellite data to track nitrous oxide in the atmosphere
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First Near-Global Measurements of Isotopic Nitrous Oxide

by Terri Cook 31 January 2018

By harnessing satellite data collected from low-Earth orbit, scientists can now track the distribution of atmospheric nitrous oxide and its isotopes.

A view of New York State’s Adirondack Park from a visitor’s center on Whiteface Mountain.
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Designing Mountaintop Cloud Experiments

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Whiteface Mountain Cloud Chemistry Workshop; Wilmington, New York, 16–17 September 2016

Smog and Hong Kong’s skyline, seen from Victoria Peak.
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Chemical Boosts Ozone Production over Southern China

by Terri Cook 27 May 2016

The presence of nitryl chloride in polluted urban air can enhance the production of ozone by up to 41%, according to a new modeling study constrained by ground-based measurements.

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Reduced Emissions Lead to Clearer Skies over Alabama

by S. Palus 20 February 201525 February 2015

Aerosol pollutants are on the decline—and so are their effects.

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