(IN BRIEF) A study led by Empa has found that emissions from industrial feedstock chemicals could delay the recovery of the ozone layer by several years. These substances, still used in manufacturing processes, have been underestimated in both usage and … Read the full press release
Posted in Chemicals, Environment, Industrial, Management, Science, Society, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged AGAGE, atmospheric research, carbon tetrachloride, CFCs, climate change, Empa, environmental policy, feedstock chemicals, fluoropolymers, greenhouse gases, HFCs, HFOs, lithium ion batteries, Martin Vollmer, Montreal Protocol, New Study Finds Industrial Feedstock Emissions Could Delay Global Ozone Layer Recovery by Several Years, ozone layer, Scientists Warn Increasing Industrial Chemical Use May Postpone Ozone Layer Restoration, Stefan Reimann
(IN BRIEF) EMPA is highlighting the work of postdoctoral researcher Alina Begley for the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, showcasing her long-term atmospheric screening that detects both known and previously unidentified climate-relevant gases using an advanced analytical … Read the full press release
Posted in Industrial, Management, Science, Society, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged air pollution, Alina Begley, ALPINAC software, atmospheric research, climate gases, climate regulation, desflurane, Dübendorf, Empa, EMPA Highlights How Cutting-Edge Atmospheric Research is Strengthening Climate Regulation and Supporting Women Scientists, environmental monitoring, gas chromatography, greenhouse gases, International Day of Women and Girls in Science, machine learning in chemistry, maternity leave, non-targeted atmospheric compounds, ozone layer, Restart Grant, sevoflurane, time-of-flight mass spectrometry, Women in Science
(IN BRIEF) The European Heart Journal, a journal of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), has published a new study revealing that surpassing the World Health Organization’s (WHO) ozone limit is associated with significant increases in hospital admissions for heart … Read the full press release
Posted in Environment, France, Healthcare, News, Science, Society
Tagged air pollutant, cardiovascular disease, ESC, European Heart Journal, European Society of Cardiology, heart attack, heart failure, Ozone, ozone layer, ozone limit, Ozone pollution, photochemical smog, Professor Shaowei Wu, Professor Thomas Münzel, stroke, WHO, World Health Organization
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