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In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Planet Aid is recognizing Hispanic environmentalists and changemakers. We start our series with Mexican-born Nobel Prize-winning chemist, Mario José Molina-Pasquel Henríquez, known as Dr.
Mario J. Molina.
Dr. Molina, along with his colleague, F. Sherwood Rowland, is credited with a discovery that has changed the course of the stratosphere.
Born in Mexico City in 1943, Dr. Molina was the son of Lenor Henriquez and his father, Roberto Molina-Pasquel.
His father was a lawyer and Mexican ambassador to Ethiopia, Australia, and the Philippines.
As a young boy, he had an innate curiosity and a love for science. In his biography, he writes, "I still remember my excitement when I first glanced at paramecia and amoebae through a rather primitive toy microscope."
Not too many prepubescent children are giving much thought to paramecia, but Molina was not the typical child.
Subsequently, upon discovering his affinity for science, he conve
