Susan Solomon On Climate Change

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Susan Solomon, a scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, gives the keynote address at the meeting of the Materials Research Society. Solomon discusses the evidence of changes in the Earth's climate and the causes of those changes. Courtesy of MRS. Viewed 1240 times.


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