EO News: Media Alerts Archive July 2000

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New Potent Greenhouse Gas Discovered
July 27 — Scientists in Germany have detected a previously unreported, yet strong greenhouse gas compound in the atmosphere, trifluoromethyl sulphur pentaflouride. Because this molecule is a very strong greenhouse gas and has a long lifetime, its production is now restricted under the Kyoto Protocol. (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry release) More

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