How "Inconvenient"
Earth's Formerly Thin Ozone Layer Is Recovering
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Earth's protective ozone layer, which was notably thinning in 1980, may be fully recovered by mid-century, climate scientists said on Wednesday.
Ozone in the stratosphere, outside the polar regions, stopped thinning in 1997, the scientists found after analyzing 25 years worth of observations.
The ozone layer shields the planet from the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation, but human-made chemicals -- notably the chlorofluorocarbons found in some refrigerants and aerosol propellants -- depleted this stratospheric ozone, causing the protective layer to get thinner.
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Oh and don't tell this guy...might make 'im mad.
(Jeez! I hate when he does that!!)
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Earth's protective ozone layer, which was notably thinning in 1980, may be fully recovered by mid-century, climate scientists said on Wednesday.
Ozone in the stratosphere, outside the polar regions, stopped thinning in 1997, the scientists found after analyzing 25 years worth of observations.
The ozone layer shields the planet from the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation, but human-made chemicals -- notably the chlorofluorocarbons found in some refrigerants and aerosol propellants -- depleted this stratospheric ozone, causing the protective layer to get thinner.
Read the rest here.
Oh and don't tell this guy...might make 'im mad.
(Jeez! I hate when he does that!!)
posted by white trash republican at Thursday, August 31, 2006
2 Comments:
LOL Poor, hapless, weird Al.
Heard Al Gore is considering a new movie on Global Cooling. He'll be covered then!
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