Ozone Layer May Fully Recover Despite Holes Over the North & South Poles Medicine & Technology Oct 07, 2020 The ozone layer has grown thinner due to human activity and global warming. Despite the ozone holes' large measurement over the Antarctic and Arctic, experts believe the ozone layer will fully recover in a few decades.
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