October 25, 2008 – Watts Up With That?

New theory predicts the largest ozone hole over Antarctica will occur this month – cosmic rays at fault

From a University of Waterloo press release (h/t to commenter Rob) WATERLOO, Ont. (Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008) — A University of Waterloo scientist says that cosmic rays are a key…

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Guest post by Russ Steele (Note Russ was the very first volunteer for surfacestations.org, I’m traveling today, so I’ll comment later on this investigation. – Anthony) Feeling the Heat was…

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New theory predicts the largest ozone hole over Antarctica will occur this month – cosmic rays at fault

Feeling the Heat, is it real or is it ASOS?

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