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Tweak the Planet to Curb Warming? Not Yet. - NYTimes.com
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But Kimberly Strong, a University of Toronto physicist who studies atmospheric composition in the Arctic, notes that clouds laced with sulfate particles and chlorine can destroy ozone when temperatures rise over the poles ...
Summer experts | University of Toronto Media Room
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Kimberly Strong Professor Department of Physics St. George Office: Office 2: @utoronto.ca. Relationship of environment, climate change and air quality to human health ...
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Professor Kimberly Strong, the current Chair of the Department of Physics at the University of Toronto, will give a talk titled The Polar Environment Atmospheric ...
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