CFC's contribute to ozone hole. They react with the ozone.
Yes, automobile exhaust contribute to ozone hole. The automobiles release greenhouse gases which in turn deplete the ozone layer.
Gases are many that can contribute to ozone. Greenhouse gases to be mentioned here.
People often confuse global warming with the hole in the ozone layer. The most important connection is that, the gases that used to cause the ozone hole are also greenhouse gases, and contribute to the warming of the earth. Some people are under the delusion that ozone hole opens up, allows more sunlight in, and warms the earth -- this is not true.
The CFC's form a hole in ozone layer. They are highly reactive with ozone.
Ozone hole is constantly changing due to release of CFC gases. They convert ozone to oxygen.
Ozone pollution is depletion of ozone because of CFC gases. Stopping use of CFC gases which are found in refrigerants can help to stop ozone hole expansion.
No, greenhouse gases do not reduce the hole. In the contrary, they increase the size of the hole.
Yes, it could. The gases released could make a hole in ozone layer.
Ozone layer is getting depleted due to release of CFC gases. CFC gases react with ozone and break it into oxygen. So, holes in ozone layer are places where ozone is broken into oxygen.
Greenhouse gases and pollution
Air pollution causes ozone depletion. The gases react with ozone to deplete.
Common household activities contribute to ozone hole. Water vapor being released also causes this.