Germany / Sweden / New Zealand / Norway / Japan / Russia / United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Argentina / India / /
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USD / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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National Center / NASA Ames Research Center / NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center / University of Colorado / /
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food chain / oceanic food chain / car air conditioner / ozone-destroying chemicals / energy / ocean food chain / chemical reactions / chemical compound / food production / chemical industry / technology / industry design products / refrigeration technology / food preservation / humanmade ozone-destroying chemicals / chemical / ozone-depleting chemicals / chemicals / /
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Alps / Northern lakes / Arctic Ocean / /
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NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center / National Center for Atmospheric Research / University of Colorado / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Executive Committee / Multilateral Fund / United Nations Environment Program / NASA Ames Research Center / NASA’s TOMS / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Population Reference Bureau / United Nations Environment Programme / /
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Thomas Midgely / Eric Jensen / Rick Shetter / Paul Newman / David Fahey / Owen B. Toon / /
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DC-8 / /
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Maryland / California / Colorado / /
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Daily Camera / Atmospheric Research / /
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Antarctic / northern Europe / Scandinavia / northern Asia / northern United States / /
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