Hole reopens in Earth's ozone layer over Antarctica
The New York Times reports a renewed severe Antarctic ozone hole nearly as harsh as 1987 and 1989, measured by NASA NOAA. Scientists warn of rising ultraviolet radiation risks, skin cancer, cataracts, and crop damage as chlorofluorocarbons deplete stratospheric ozone worldwide.
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Space junk threat to future missions urges international action
A congressional report warns space debris endangers shuttle flights and missions over the next 20 to 30 years. It cites a 1 in 100 risk to the Hubble telescope and notes debris from rocket stages paint flakes and test weapons. The study calls for designs that minimize breakups and global cooperation to curb existing and new debris.
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