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Global change: some thoughts on climate, atmospheric composition and air quality

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John Pyle is Professor of Atmospheric Science at Cambridge. His research focuses on the interaction between chemistry and climate. He has played a major role in building an EU stratospheric research programme and has contributed to all the WMO /UNEP assessments on stratospheric ozone since the early 1980s. He was a convening lead author in the IPCC Special report “Safeguarding the ozone layer and the global climate system”, published in 2006.

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