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Fig. 11-3. Stratospheric ozone and CIO concentrations at an altitude of 18 km measured
by aircraft flying south over Antarctica on September 27,1987. The dramatic decrease in ozone
at a latitude of 71 degrees is attributed to the role of CIO in catalytic destruction of ozone.
Adapted from Anderson et al. (13).

viewed for potential adverse effects on the atmosphere. In addition, other
greenhouse gases will be subject to investigation and questioning of their
role in global warming scenarios.

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