The researcher who found a time machine

Sveriges Utbildningsradio (UR) have followed Per Stenberg and the story of how Sweden’s air monitoring network, running since the 1960s, turned out to be something far more remarkable: an unplanned biodiversity archive stretching across the entire country.

What was collected to measure pollution has become a window into the past. Now we’re using it to unlock decades of biodiversity change across Sweden.

Also featuring Anna-Mia Johansson and Daniel Svensson from the SweBITS team.

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