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Depleting Ozone May Lead to Increased Ultraviolet Radiation on Earth
A team of US and German researchers has measured the highest level of ultraviolet radiation ever recorded on Earth's surface - in the Bolivian Andes - and their study indicates that depleting ozone may be what caused such harmful radiation levels.
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