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Arctic Atmosphere Contains Surprisingly High Levels of Molecular Chlorine
The atmosphere above the norther Alaskan town of Barrow has unprecedentedly high levels of molecular chlorine, according to researchers who say the trend could continue as seasonal variation in ice increases each year.
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