RT @NOAA_ESRL: The #NOAA #GlobalMonitoringLab's Barrow Observatory is celebrating 50 years of continuous measurements of CO2 in the atmosphere. These measurements near Utqiaġvik, Alaska are critical because #climatechange is happening more rapidly in the Arctic. https://t.co/yJq079uZt3 https://t.co/NlNr7k6smn

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The @NOAA #GlobalMonitoringLab's Barrow Observatory is celebrating 50 years of continuous measurements of CO2 in the atmosphere! These measurements near Utqiaġvik, Alaska are critical since #ClimateChange is happening more rapidly in the Arctic.
https://t.co/7HGhcSE2EY https://t.co/xPRzFfdKfc

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RT @NOAA_ESRL: @NOAAResearch & @CIRESnews scientists in the #GlobalMonitoringLab are tracking the formation of the annual #ozonehole above Antarctica. Check out this cool video to learn how #ozone can be good and bad depending on where it's located in Earth’s atmosphere. ow.ly/eRaP50PWgI7

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An update from our @NOAA_ESRL #GlobalMonitoringLab team tracking the #ozonehole: South Pole ozonesondes flown measured significantly more ozone, a sign the vortex is closing & warmer air is mixing over Antarctica. Read the @CIRESnews blog post for more: ow.ly/9SOT50PVN9R

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