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News Brief
Jul 29, 2019
Challenges for the ozone layer
Unexpected ozone-depleting emissions could delay recovery years to decades
Scientists discover the source of new CFC emissions
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News Release
Jul 26, 2019
Friendlier skies
A win-win solution to reduce aviation CO2 emissions
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News Release
MIT News | Jul 24, 2019
Lowering emissions without breaking the bank
How India could meet its climate targets while maintaining economic growth
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News Release
MIT News | Jul 22, 2019
Health effects of China’s climate policy extend across Pacific
Improved air quality could prevent nearly 2,000 premature deaths in the U.S.
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News Release
Jul 17, 2019
Controlling emissions under rapid economic growth
How South Korea can meet its Paris climate pledge at low cost
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News Brief
University of California, Davis Department of Land, Air and Water Resources | Jul 17, 2019
Future nitrogen availability has major impact on the fate of carbon sequestration in Northern Eurasia

Study underscores critical role of region in global climate and land-use change
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News Release
MIT News | Jun 28, 2019
Pathways to a low-carbon China
Study projects a key role for carbon capture and storage
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News Brief
CERAWeek | Jun 27, 2019
Projecting Energy and Climate for the 21st Century

At CERAWeek, MIT Joint Program Deputy Director Sergey Paltsev describes the energy transition needed to limit global warming to well below 2°C
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News Brief
MIT Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences | May 29, 2019
The color of climate change

EAPS oceanographers--including Joint Program Principal Research Scientist Stephanie Dutkiewicz--model how climate change will affect phytoplankton, a crucial component of the global ecosystem
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News Release
May 22, 2019
Scientists discover the source of new CFC emissions
Despite global phase-out, ozone-depleting chemical still in production in eastern China
MIT News: New threat to ozone recovery • Technology Review: How scientists unraveled the mystery behind the return of a banned greenhouse gas • CNN: Spike in banned ozone-eating CFC gases linked to China in new research • Axios: Chinese factories are using banned ozone-depleting chemicals • Washington Post: Mysterious spike of ozone-destroying chemical is traced to east China • Gizmodo: Scientists Have Pinpointed the Mystery Source of an Ozone-Destroying Chemical • New York Times: Study Pinpoints Source of Banned Gas That Saps Ozone Layer: Eastern China • Science News: Emissions of a banned ozone-destroying chemical have been traced to China • BBC: Ozone hole mystery: China insulating chemical said to be source of rise • USA Today: China is shredding the ozone layer with banned chemical emissions, study says • New Scientist: China confirmed as source of illegal ozone-destroying chemicals • Science Magazine: Rogue ozone-destroying emissions traced to northeastern China • The Guardian: China factories releasing thousands of tonnes of illegal CFC gases, study finds • U.S. News & World Report: Mysterious Spike in Ozone-Depleting Chemicals Likely Came From China • Time: Banned Ozone-Destroying Gases Are Coming From China, Scientists Say • The Telegraph: China factories releasing thousands of tonnes of illegal ozone-depleting gas, study finds • CNBC: China has been emitting illegal greenhouse gas that destroys ozone layer, scientists find • Wired: An Illicit Chemical Is Again Jeopardizing the Ozone Layer

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