Photograph used with kind permission of Wes Hooper.
About Dr. Dennys AngoveIn August 2014, Dr. Dennys Angove retired from the CSIRO Energy Flagship where he was managing the CSIRO Smog Chamber laboratory which was set up to study the photochemical formation of smog particles and ozone in the troposphere.
From 2005 until 2015, he presented an atmospheric chemistry module in the Environmental Chemistry course at the UTS. Dennys has a G.Dip.Ed. and a PhD in physical chemistry from Macquarie University. He is a member of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) and Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand (CASANZ) as well as a volunteer for the Citizens Climate Lobby.
Join Dr Dennys Angove for an important talk that will deepen your understanding of the science of climate change.
Using the structure of the atmosphere to establish a context within which the science can be more readily appreciated, Dennys will address topics such as energy balance, the greenhouse effect, global warming, trends in greenhouse gas concentrations and some modelling outcomes.
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