 satisfied simply to have nudged the climate debate toward considering partial, common-sense solutions that he feels have been neglected.
He added that one way to spur interest would be to illustrate the other harmful qualities of the greenhouse ingredients on his list up close and personal.
Maybe, he said, it would make sense to ''lock people in a room with a good bit of ozone and black carbon in the air until they come up with some positive ideas.''
Correction: October 4, 2000, Wednesday An article in Science Times yesterday about efforts to stave off global warming misstated the period in which emissions of nitrogen oxides from four Asian countries rose 60 percent. It was 1987 to 1998, not 1997 to 1998.Continue reading the main story