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- Richard Stolarski and Ralph Cicerone (USA) had shown that free chlorine atoms in the atmosphere can decompose ozone catalytically in similar ways as nitrogen oxides do.
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Johnston informed us that months earlier Ralph Cicerone and Richard Stolarski had arrived at similar conclusions concerning the catalytic properties of chlorine atoms in the stratosphere, in connection with the release of hydrogen chloride either from volcanic eruptions or from the ammonium perchlorate fuel planned for the space shuttle.
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"For Accenture this is a great way to support research and skill development at one of the finest higher education institutions in the country, and to gain fresh perspectives from future leaders on an important issue," said Jim Stolarski, Accenture's managing director for Public Safety in the firm's Federal Practice.
unknown title 2011
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"The problem of the Polish corporate bond market is that investors, for example banks, participate in debt offerings and then hold the bonds till maturity, treating them like a loan," Kamil Stolarski, a Warsaw-based analyst at Espirito Santo Investment Bank, said by phone.
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"The problem of the Polish corporate bond market is that investors, for example banks, participate in debt offerings and then hold the bonds till maturity, treating them like a loan," Kamil Stolarski, a Warsaw-based analyst at Espirito Santo Investment Bank, said by phone.
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Wyn McCready and Stolarski tied in a runoff Saturday for the Place 1 position.
Dallas / Fort Worth news, weather, sports, traffic and video from cbs11tv.com 2010
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Wyn McCready and Stolarski tied in a runoff Saturday for the Place 1 position.
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Using the same model as Li, Stolarski, and Newman, the researchers found that the lower stratosphere over tropical and mid-southern latitudes might not return to pre-1980s levels of ozone for more than a century, if ever.
unknown title 2009
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In February, researchers from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, teamed with Stolarski and other NASA scientists on a similar paper suggesting that increasing greenhouse gases would delay or even postpone the recovery of ozone levels in the lower stratosphere over some parts of the globe.
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I don't think it's OK to savage people who happen to be unknown, but Stolarski happens to be known.
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