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FROM VOLUME 7, NUMBER 5, MAY 1994

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS... OF GENERAL INTEREST: STRATOSPHERIC OZONE

Item #d94may10

"Antarctic Total Ozone in 1958," P.A. Newman (NASA-Goddard, Code 916, Greenbelt MD 20771), Science, 264(5158), 543-546, Apr. 22, 1994.

Observations of low ozone levels taken at the Antarctic station Dumont d'Urville in 1958 have been used to argue that low values were possible well before significant CFC emissions began. This paper analyzes that finding and the technique used, and concludes that there is no credible evidence that an ozone hole existed in 1958.

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