Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Los Angeles Times

    Editorial: That Antarctic ozone hole the world thought it was fixing? There may be a glitch

    by The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times Feb 13, 2018 3 minutes

    This is a problem the world thought it had fixed.

    Scientists discovered in the 1980s that chlorofluorocarbons - used for refrigeration and in aerosol sprays - were creating a hole in the stratospheric ozone layer far above Antarctica, which could have devastating consequences for life on Earth. (Ozone absorbs much of the sun's cancer-causing and DNA-altering ultraviolet rays, keeping them from reaching the planet's surface.) So the world's nations came together in

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Los Angeles Times

    Los Angeles Times10 min read
    Ben Gibbard On That Glow-up Of A Haircut And His Love-hate Relationship With LA
    LOS ANGELES — Twenty-one years ago, Ben Gibbard's life changed twice in the span of eight months. In February 2003, the frontman of Seattle's Death Cab for Cutie released "Give Up," the first (and only) album by his electro-pop side project the Posta
    Los Angeles Times5 min readDiscrimination & Race Relations
    Doctors Saw Younger Men Seeking Vasectomies After Roe V. Wade Was Overturned
    Kori Thompson had long wrestled with the idea of having a child. The 24-year-old worried about the world a kid would face as climate change overtook the globe, fearing the environmental devastation and economic strain that could follow. He had been t
    Los Angeles Times3 min readAmerican Government
    Sen. Bernie Sanders Endorses 2 California Ballot Measures, Including Rent Control Expansion
    LOS ANGELES — Sen. Bernie Sanders, who remains popular in California after winning the state's 2020 Democratic presidential primary, on Wednesday announced he is throwing his support behind two ballot measures related to rent control and restrictions

    Related