Ozone depletion over Arctic at record level: WMO

GENEVA: Depletion of the protective ozone layer has reached record levels over the Arctic, the UN weather agency WMO said Tuesday, blaming harmful substances in the atmosphere and a very cold winter.

AFP

April 05, 2011

Ozone depletion over Arctic at record level: WMO

GENEVA: Depletion of the protective ozone layer has reached record levels over the Arctic, the UN weather agency WMO said Tuesday, blaming harmful substances in the atmosphere and a very cold winter.

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