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A bit of good news about Ozone

High destruction rates of ozone and methane at low altitutes might be good news

Why the discovery of high destruction rates of ozone and methane at low altitutes might be good news.
Per Ahlberg explains why the fossilized four-legged fish he discovered in Latvia, Ventastega curonica, might be the missing evolutionary link between life in water and on land. The work being done in northern Rwanda to rehabilitate baby mountain gorillas stolen from mothers, before returning them to the wild.
Which part of the brain encourages you to take a chance? Why Mars is the shape it is, and why grey whales smell so bad.

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26 minutes

大象传媒 World Service Archive

This programme was restored as part of the World Service archive project

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