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Graphic Vital Ozone Graphics Arctic ozone depletion and stratospheric temperature

Arctic ozone depletion and stratospheric temperature

Changes in ozone amounts closely follow temperature, with colder temperatures resulting in more polar stratospheric clouds that intensify ozone destruction. The results are compared from 1979 to 2006.

Year: 2007

From collection: Vital Ozone Graphics

Cartographer: Emmanuelle Bournay

Tags: Dangours earth life Protecting Ultraviolet

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