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Contains:
ozone hole
Often used in the same context:
ozone,
chlorofluorocarbons,
icecaps,
biosphere,
global warming,
fluorocarbons,
planet,
carbon dioxide,
acid rain,
aerosols,
refrigerants,
oceans,
thermosphere,
hcfc,
mesosphere,
hydrofluorocarbon,
cosmic rays,
ozone hole,
exosphere,
acidification,
methyl bromide,
permafrost,
glaciers,
water vapor,
biodiversity,
gases,
climate change,
greenhouse gas,
halon,
troposphere,
sulfur hexafluoride,
nightglow,
albedo,
hydroxyl radical,
ultraviolet radiation,
ecosystems,
earths,
deforestation,
sulphates,
hydrologic cycle,
wmo,
meltwater,
sunspots,
rainforest,
tooth enamel,
world meteorological organization,
melting,
dental amalgam,
reefs,
lithosphere,
methane,
radioactive decay,
bleaching,
heliosphere,
airglow,
ionised,
peatland,
deglaciation,
monoxide,
oxidants,
quaternary period,
sulfur dioxide,
hydrosphere,
atmospheric,
isoprene,
ionosphere,
corona discharge,
carbon tetrachloride,
photosphere,
phytoplankton,
emissions,
sebaceous glands,
cosmic radiation,
moulins,
anthropogenic,
radiative,
forests,
carbonic acid,
groundwater,
tropopause,
magnetosphere,
epidermis,
mercury,
radioactively,
meteoroid,
ionizing radiation,
juglone,
ionizing,
planetary,
climate,
dehumidifying,
cyclopentane,
vapor,
ultraviolet light,
roseum,
interstellar medium,
acrolein,
warming,
toxaphene,
arctic ocean,
dioxide,
melasma
Part of:
stratosphere
More general:
layer
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