No camp fires do not cause much damage. They release gases but in very minute levels.
the use of CFC's hurt ozone. It depletes the layer.
hurt it hurt it bad!
Excessive ozone in the ozone layer will decay rapidly to near current levels. It is unstable and breaks down with time. It would take a catastrophic event to make too much more than we currently do. If the ozone layer stayed where it was, and got twice as thick, then we'd have less UV-B striking Earth's surface, fewer cataracts, fewer melanomas, probably higher crop yields. We would also face extreme global warming as ozone is a greenhouse gas. The cooing of the Antarctic is being blamed on the thinning of the ozone layer, for example. If the atmosphere thinned, and the ozone layer was forced lower, then high levels of ozone (such as peak levels found in the ozone layer) would likely kill most life on Earth in a few decades. Mice that were forced to breathe such levels of ozone for even a day fared very poorly. Ozone is a very strong antiseptic. It is even good with humans for this purpose, so lo level ozone is not a good thing. The ozone layer is amazing resilient though. The "hole" in the ozone layer appears twice each year during each poles winter. This is due to the lack of sunlight. Once the sun returns, the hole disappears very quickly.
Gases do not hurt ozone depletion. They accelerate it.
No, cow farts, and, more importantly, cow belches produce methane, which is a dangerous greenhouse gas.As more and more methane gets into the atmosphere the earth becomes warmer. A global rise of 3 degrees would mean death for millions of people and animals.
the use of CFC's hurt ozone. It depletes the layer.
Various parts doesn't hurt ozone. Ammonia is one of them.
hurt it hurt it bad!
the ozone layer doesn't help sunscreen silly! the ozone layer has harmful rays that can hurt your skin so sunscreen helps protect you from those rays.
No, it can't. It will just penetrate the layer.
Ozone depletion is the process where ozone holes are created in the ozone layer. It is caused due to the action of chloro-floro-carbons on the ozone molecule to break it down to oxygen.
Excessive ozone in the ozone layer will decay rapidly to near current levels. It is unstable and breaks down with time. It would take a catastrophic event to make too much more than we currently do. If the ozone layer stayed where it was, and got twice as thick, then we'd have less UV-B striking Earth's surface, fewer cataracts, fewer melanomas, probably higher crop yields. We would also face extreme global warming as ozone is a greenhouse gas. The cooing of the Antarctic is being blamed on the thinning of the ozone layer, for example. If the atmosphere thinned, and the ozone layer was forced lower, then high levels of ozone (such as peak levels found in the ozone layer) would likely kill most life on Earth in a few decades. Mice that were forced to breathe such levels of ozone for even a day fared very poorly. Ozone is a very strong antiseptic. It is even good with humans for this purpose, so lo level ozone is not a good thing. The ozone layer is amazing resilient though. The "hole" in the ozone layer appears twice each year during each poles winter. This is due to the lack of sunlight. Once the sun returns, the hole disappears very quickly.
Gases do not hurt ozone depletion. They accelerate it.
No, it won't. Ozone won't hurt TV commercial.
No, cow farts, and, more importantly, cow belches produce methane, which is a dangerous greenhouse gas.As more and more methane gets into the atmosphere the earth becomes warmer. A global rise of 3 degrees would mean death for millions of people and animals.
Global warming may loft additional water vapor, and might increase temperature in the tropopause. Both increase the rate of decay of ozone. Air pollution usually follows with a decrease in ambient oxygen, and ozone is made from oxygen. Additionally some water vapor, and compounds that are not fully oxidized are added to the atmosphere. Some small portion of these will make it to the tropopause, and reduce ozone a bit. Sunlight will make more, if it can.
it doesn't. We're hurting it with polution which causes holes in it an it lets heat rays from the sun to the earth and it causes global warming.