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Guardian: Should we ban helium balloons? | Science | The Guardian
No Christmas party is complete without them. But helium has vital medical uses – and there's only a limited amount left
The end of the party: don't use helium balloons, demands academic, as...
www.telegraph.co.uk
Helium is being squandered on childrens’ party balloons when it should be
stockpiled for use in life-saving equipment, an academic has claimed.
The Global Helium Shortage Is Real, but Don’t Blame Party Balloons -...
www.nytimes.com
Because helium gas doesn't burn, it's useful for rocket engines. And because liquid helium is so cold, it's used to cool superconducting ...
Why the world is running out of helium | The Independent
www.independent.co.uk
It is the second-lightest element in the Universe, has the lowest boiling-point of any gas and is commonly used through the world to inflate party balloons....
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