After decades of concern and cautious optimism, scientists have now confirmed with high statistical confidence that the Antarctic ozone hole is recovering and could completely close within the next ...

They can now say with 95 percent confidence that the reason the hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica has recovered is because of human actions. The study is huge in terms of showing the real, ...

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And there is a very real worry it will head directly for an ... as 'Iceberg Alley'; an area of the South Atlantic Ocean where Antarctica icebergs are pushed north by winds and currents.

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Four decades ago, scientists sounded the alarm after discovering a growing 'hole' in the ozone above Antarctica. This protective layer of gas shields life on Earth from the sun's harmful ...

The 'ozone hole,' a phenomenon in which ozone levels over Antarctica decrease during the Southern Hemisphere's spring period from September to December and appear as if a hole has opened up ...