Mark Broomfield, a chemist by training, explores what makes the earth’s atmosphere special and what its condition means for human life. After a broad look at how it compares to that of other planets, and explanations of issues such as holes in the ozone layer and disappearing gases, he discusses air quality and the measures needed to improve it.
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