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Harvard Speaks on Climate Change. James Anderson: “Ozone Loss Over the United States”

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Continued climate change raises the possibility of the formation of an ozone hole over the US.  With increasing frequency and severity, convective storms in the Midwest enhance transport of water vapor to the stratosphere. There, water participates in a well-studied chemical reaction that depletes the ozone layer.

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