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Ozone Depletion: Things Could Have Been Worse

Medicine & Technology Jun 27, 2019

A regular assessment is conducted of the effects of the Montreal Protocol in place given how bleak of the world's future might have been if nothing was done to prevent the depletion of the ozone layer. However, even with all the work done, Lives have been taken due to the ultraviolet light that is getting through the Earth's atmosphere and flooding the planet. However, the number of people who died pale in comparison to the impending disaster if nothing was done to address the concerns.

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Ozone Depletion: Things Could Have Been Worse

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