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A Guide to Information on Greenhouse Gases and Ozone Depletion
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FROM VOLUME 5, NUMBER 11, NOVEMBER 1992

NEWS...
RECORD OZONE HOLE DEVELOPING

Item #d92nov83

Initial measurements released in September 1992 by the World Meteorological Organization and U.S. and British researchers show that the 1992 Antarctic ozone hole may be the worst yet. It already had covered more area than ever observed, and ozone concentration had decreased more rapidly than last year. The presence of large numbers of volcanic aerosol particles this year are suspected of intensifying ozone-depleting reactions by anthropogenic chemicals. See New Scientist, p. 11, Sep. 26, 1992; Intl. Environ. Rptr., p. 604, Sep. 23; Global Environ. Change Rep., p. 5, Sep. 25, and p. 4, Oct. 9.

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