The pollution of ozone layer is cause by CFC's. They reduce the amount of ozone in the atmosphere.
They don't burn gas which causes pollution and breaks down the ozone.
There can be many things to prevent ozone pollution. Less CFC's and ground pollution can cause ozone pollution reduction.
No: the ozone layer is not getting thicker because of pollution. If anything, it is getting 'thinner'. Yes: CFCs do result in ozone breakdown. This is a major environmental problem and certainly not something humans should consider deliberately doing at this time.
Yes it is. Ozone depletion is caused by pollution.
Pollution can break the ozone by global warming. This can then cause ozone depletion.
Ozone near Earth's surface, called ground-level ozone, is producued when solar energy interacts with some natural gases and emissions from industries and vehicles. At this level, ozone is a major component of urban pollution and is harmful to life.
Ozone pollution can harm human health by causing respiratory issues such as coughing, throat irritation, and chest discomfort. It can also worsen conditions like asthma and bronchitis. In the environment, ozone pollution can damage plants, reduce crop yields, and harm ecosystems.
Ozone is not a pullutant. Our ozone is what is being destroyed by the air pollution called smog.
bad ozone is ground ozone. It is a pollutant.
"Ozone" has no antonym.
Pollution depletes the ozone layer, and is causing a hole in it right above Antarctica.