Environment
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Research Suggests Depletion of Ozone Layer in the Arctic Causes Abnormal Weather Activity
Although the ozone hole over Antarctica is well known, few people are aware that the protective ozone in the stratosphere periodically breaks down over the Arctic, depleting the ozone layer there.
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