Making waves

Larry O'Hanlon
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Larry O'Hanlon: a freelance writer in Cool, California

Nature, 2002, vol. 415, issue 6870, 360-362

Abstract: Pulses of energy called planetary waves traverse the globe, protecting the Arctic ozone layer and influencing weather and climate. Atmospheric scientists are now realizing just how important they are, says Larry O'Hanlon.

Date: 2002
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