Ststistics on how littering messes up the ozone layer?

Answer 1

Short answer: Unless the garbage is burned, there is little-to-no effect on the ozone layer.

Burning organic matter can release chloromethane. About 15% of the chlorine-containing gases in the "ozone layer" are chloromethane, from both natural and Man-caused (burning garbage, burning forests) sources. This chloromethane is estimated to cause about 17% of the chlorine-caused ozone depletion.

Answer 2

Littering contributes to air and water pollution, which can indirectly affect the ozone layer through the release of harmful chemicals and greenhouse gases. However, the primary impact of littering on the ozone layer comes from the production and disposal of items like aerosol cans and certain plastics, which release ozone-depleting substances when they break down in the environment. Proper waste management and recycling can help reduce these negative effects on the ozone layer.

Answer 3

The two are not connected, but littering is still bad for the environment.

Answer 4

Littering damages the connection and the ozone layer gets over flown with litter than tsunamis and earthquakes come.

Answer 5

Landfills often release a gas, methane, which is a greenhouse gas. It has little to do with the ozone layer.

Answer 6

Litter does cause air pollution. It does cause depletion of the layer of ozone.

Answer 7

Littering causes air pollution. This air pollution is fatal for ozone.