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Volume 381 Issue 6583, 13 June 1996

Opinion

  • Charges by parts of the US energy industry that a recent report on global climate change has been 'scientifically cleansed' should not be allowed to undermine efforts to win political support for abatement strategies.

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  • European space scientists learnt a hard lesson last week: there is no such thing as a free launch.

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • In evaluating the cost of phasing out chlorofluorocarbons, it pays to look not only at current damage to the ozone layer but also at what might have happened had our use of these chemicals continued unimpeded.

    • Michael Prather
    • Pauline Midgley
    • Richard Stolarski
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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Erratum

    • J. R. M. Chisholm
    • C. Dauga
    • J. M. Jaubert
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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Review Article

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Letter

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