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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2011

Insights on climate change from original ozone whistleblower

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Guest : Mario Molina September 4 2011 Think Globally Radio returns for the autumn with Nobel Prize winning chemist Mario Molina, famed for discovering the destructive power of CFC gases on the ozone layer. Prof. Molina not only provided the scientific basis for this link, he also served as an … more >>

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Guest : Mario Molina September 4 2011 Think Globally Radio returns for the autumn with Nobel Prize winning chemist Mario Molina, famed for discovering the destructive power of CFC gases on the ozone layer. Prof. Molina not only provided the scientific basis for this link, he also served as an advocate to raise public and political awareness of the this planetary problem. Prof. Molina was recently in Stockholm to participate in the Nobel Laureate Symposium on Global Sustainability, when Think Globally Radio had the opportunity to discuss the most important atmospheric issue of today, climate change. Tune in to hear Prof. Molina’s scientific and social insights on the climate question, and how it relates to his experience in pushing for global action against ozone depletion. Download Think Globally Radio 2011 09 04

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