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Observing trends in total ozone and extreme ozone events

Ernie Balcerak

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The ozone layer in the stratosphere has been recovering since the 1989 Montreal Protocol reduced the use of ozone‐destroying chlorofluorocarbons. Fitzka et al. observed trends in total ozone levels and the vertical distribution of ozone at Hoher Sonnblick, a mountain in Austria, from 1994 to 2011.

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The ozone layer in the stratosphere has been recovering since the 1989 Montreal Protocol reduced the use of ozone‐destroying chlorofluorocarbons. Fitzka et al. observed trends in total ozone levels and the vertical distribution of ozone at Hoher Sonnblick, a mountain in Austria, from 1994 to 2011.

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The ozone layer in the stratosphere has been recovering since the 1989 Montreal Protocol reduced the use of ozone‐destroying chlorofluorocarbons. Fitzka et al. observed trends in total ozone levels and the vertical distribution of ozone at Hoher Sonnblick, a mountain in Austria, from 1994 to 2011.

Key concepts: Ozone, Montreal Protocol, Stratosphere, Ozone layer, Atmospheric sciences, Environmental science, Ozone depletion, Meteorology

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