Antarctic ozone - not a hole lot worse or better

The Antarctic ozone hole this year was the fourth largest to be recorded since measurements of ozone depletion began in 1979.
CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research's expert in ozone depletion, Dr Paul Fraser, says while the size of the ozone hole was large, it was more or less as expected.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news8059.html">Antarctic ozone - not a hole lot worse or better</a></p> <p>The Antarctic ozone hole this year was the fourth largest to be recorded since measurements of ozone depletion began in 1979. <br>CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research's expert in ozone depletion, Dr Paul Fraser, says while the size of the ozone hole was large, it was more or less as expected.</p>