PPT-5.6 Depletion of Stratospheric Ozone

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the progression of the Ozone hole over the antarctic from 1970 to 1997 Some effects on plant and animal tissue as UV radiation increases decrease in agricultural

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the progression of the Ozone hole over the antarctic from 1970 to 1997 Some effects on plant and animal tissue as UV radiation increases decrease in agricultural yields and a decrease in overall forest productivity. Stratospheric ozone: the natural cycle Produced in stratosphere by dissociation of oxygen atoms exposed to short-wave radiation Reaction accounts for most of adsorption of ultraviolet sunlight () as w Q.27 T and early spring in the Antarctic is known as the “ozone hole” (see Q11). e ozone hole rst appeared over Antarc - tica because atmospheric and chemical conditions unique to this DEPLETION. What is Ozone?. Two different layers in the atmosphere:. . Troposphere. Stratosphere. . What is ozone layer?. Ozone layer is a thin, fragile shield that contains relatively high concentrations of ozone.. and verification of the connections between ozone depleting substances and the ozone hole. A.R. (Ravi) Ravishankara. NOAA, ESRL/Chemical Sciences Division. Boulder CO, USA. Co-Chair, SAP. Some . personal . 3. variability over recent decades: Stratospheric intrusions. , Asian pollution, and . climate. Meiyun Lin . Presented at Air Quality Research Subcommittee Meeting, Feb-19-2015 . Acknowledgements: . 9. th. ORM. Geneva, 14 May 2014. SAP Co-chairs. Ayit. é. -Lô. . Ajavon. (Togo). Paul Newman (USA). John Pyle . (UK). A.R. . Ravishankara. (USA). Chapter 4 of the upcoming assessment deals with “Stratospheric ozone changes and climate”.. by . David Gray. Scientific use. Background ozone. ozone present through natural or nonlocal sources. currently ranges from 20-45 ppb in North . America. Rising background ozone could mean non-attainment for much of North America. Ozone produced from the interaction of hydrocarbons and oxides in the presence of sunlight. At ground level, ozone is a pollutant; in the upper atmosphere it protects earth from excess radiation from sun. robock@envsci.rutgers.edu. http://envsci.rutgers.edu/~robock. Alan Robock. Department of Environmental Sciences. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Desire for improved well-being. Consumption of goods and services. Ozone Depletion(Chapter 25). Ozone Properties. Ozone (O. 3. ). is a triatomic form of oxygen found mostly in the lower half of the atmosphere. Highly reactive strong oxidant. Tropospheric pollutant produced by photochemical reactions. Nitrous . Oxide (N. 2. O). : The Dominant Ozone-Depleting Substance Emitted in the 21. st. . Century, A. . R. . Ravishankara, John S. Daniel, and Robert W. . Portmann, . SCIENCE. , . Vol. . 326, Pages: 123-125, 2009 (OCT 2. Quick recap…. ". The ozone layer. " refers to the ozone within stratosphere. over 90% of the earth's ozone resides. Ozone is an irritating, corrosive, colourless gas with a smell. O. 3 . formed by . climate. change . in the CMIP5 models. Alexey Karpechko &. Elisa Manzini. 22.4.2013. 2. Contributions . from . many . people, . most importantly:. James Anstey,. Seok. -Woo . Son. ,. Paolo Davini,. Roy F. Baumeister. University of Queensland & . Florida State University. What is Self-Control?. Overriding responses, changing oneself. Thoughts, emotions, impulses, performance. What is Self-Control?.

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