What causes global warming in the ozone?

Answer 1

It doesn't.

UV-B destroys ozone. UV-C breaks apart oxygen, and some of that oxygen later forms more ozone. So UV makes and destroys ozone, but the ozone layer stays as long as UV-C is present. The ozone layer reduces the amount of UV that reaches the surface of the Earth. Without it, the greater amount of UV would severely impact life on the surface. Chemicals such as chlorofluorocarbons can reduce the amount of ozone in the ozone layer, if they get high enough into the atmosphere, and thus let more UV through to the surface.

Answer 2

Global warming is primarily caused by the greenhouse effect, where certain gases in the atmosphere trap heat from the sun, leading to a rise in overall temperature. The ozone layer, located in the stratosphere, helps protect Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation but does not contribute significantly to global warming. Instead, human activities that release greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane are the main drivers of global warming.

Answer 3

It isn't clear that it is. To the extent that global warming increases water vapor at high altitudes, is the amount that global warming is negatively affecting ozone levels in the ozone layer.

Answer 4

It is actually the global warming that actually encourages the ozone depletion.Ozone depletion being a direct result of global warming will also contribute to increase of global warming as its depletion will lead to further damage of the system that should reduce the global warming.

Another important & discussing point is that both of them are dependent on each other and make a very good viscous circle of destruction even though global warming is characterized by increased temperatures while ozone depletion is characterized by the colder temperatures.

Answer 5

Yes they can. The ozone layer blocks most of the dangerous ultra-violet light from the sun. The other visible and infra-red light continues through the atmosphere and heats the ground. The warm surface of the earth then emits heat in the form of infra-red radiation which is absorbed by the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. This is known as the greenhouse effect. Greenhouse gases have been building up holding more and more heat and this is causing global warming.

Answer 6

UV-B destroy the ozone layer. It also creates it.

Answer 7

The UV rays cause various problems to life on earth. It is because they have large energy.

Answer 8

The damage of ozone layer does damage global warming. Both are strongly connected.

Answer 9

Ozone is a greenhouse gas. CFC gases deplete ozone layer and increase temperature resulting in global warming.

Answer 10

UV rays enter the earth by ozone depletion and kill the planktons. Since the planktons are responsible for reductionof global warming, thus global warming is increased.