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NO Barometer Report today. I'm in Geneva for a special climate change programme this week, and can't do the show due to my schedule here at the United Nations and World Meteorological Organization. I'll have a lot to talk about when I get back (and guests from this event!)!

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Thank you for your important work to protect the planet! 1978, was assistant in pollution research project, Kean College. Old Esso (later Exxon) plant. Arthur Kill, NJ. Found highest levels of mercury (70ppm) ever recorded on the planet. Zero life in sediment sample, fully 6 feet down.