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Ozone depletion has been cause by?
The Chlorine in the CFC is the element that causes ozone depletion
What are some of the places in the world today that ozone depletion has been evident?
the ozone depletion has been evident at the poles. Antarctica has the largest ozone hole.
How do you know that chemicals are causing the problem of ozone depletion?
This has been confirmed by the people performing experiments. CFC's cause depletion.
What substance is thought to cause the depletion of earth's ozone shield.what has been done to solve this problem?
CFC's are responsible for depletion of ozone. They react with ozone to deplete it.
When does the ozone depletion process begin?
Ozone depletion in ongoing, and has been since the 1700s. Some processes require visible light (so "daytime"), some do not ("anytime").
What is ozone depletion caused by?
Ozone depletion is caused by the Ozone Depleting Substances(ODS) which are man-made chemicals and stay in the stratosphere causing the rate of depletion of ozone greater than its rate of formation.
Why did ozone layer depletion occur in Antarctica?
It is because ozone depletion takes place in cold regions. Antarctica is the one place where ozone hole has been noticed.
What are consequences of ozone depletion and reformed measures to combat this process?
Ozone depletion causes UV to enter the earth. To stop it, CFC's have been banned.
What is one cause of ozone depletion and whata has bee n done to reverse it?
CFC's is one cause. It has been banned to curb ozone depletion.
How much damage has been caused by the ozone depletion?
much
What did government did for ozone depletion?
The government is taking measures for ozone layer. For it, CFC's have been banned.
What was ozone depletion discovered?
Ozone depletion was first noticed in 1985, the same set of measurements that established the ozone hole. There is evidence that ozone has been more-or-less steadily increasingly depleted, worldwide, since the early 1700s.
