reportingclimatescience.com: The oceans seem to produce significantly more isoprene, and consequently affect stronger the climate than previously thought.

Lyon, 03.10.2015

This emerges from a study by the Institute of Catalysis and Environment in Lyon (IRCELYON, CNRS / University Lyon 1) and the Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) ...

LaRazon.es: La superficie de los océanos afecta al clima más de lo que se pensaba

Madrid, 30.09.2015

Eurekalert: Urban grime releases air pollutant when exposed to sunlight

Boston, 13.07.2015

„The scientists will present their findings based on field studies conducted in Leipzig, Germany, and Toronto, Canada, at the 250th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific society.“

The Telegraph: Why sunny days turn urban grime into dangerous pollution

Boston, 13.07.2015

„Grime in town and city centres releases an air pollutant when exposed to sunlight, new research has found. ... Real world studies in Leipzig, Germany, and Toronto proved the lab work.“

South China Morning Post: How urban grime can help boost the ozone layer

Boston, 13.07.2015

„Based on a six-week field study in Leipzig, Germany, the researchers found that grime in shaded areas contained 10 per cent more nitrates than grime exposed to natural sunlight, which was consistent with their laboratory findings.“