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This Year's Antarctic Ozone Hole was the Smallest on Record
The polar vortex played a significant role this year. Ozone layer's hole was reduced this year, but human's efforts are not the reasons. (Photo : Pixabay) The ozone hole in Antarctica hit the smallest annual peak on record since tracking started in 1982, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and NASA announced.
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