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Discovery of the ozone hole | Natural History Museum

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Jonathan Shanklin, Meteorologist at the British Antarctic Survey, was one of the team that discovered the ozone hole in 1985. In this video, Jonathan reveals how this significant discovery was made and talks about the effectiveness of an international treaty, the Montreal Protocol, which places strict controls on ozone-destroying substances.

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Ozone is a gas that keeps ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun from reaching Earth. In humans, they cause sunburn, eye disease, and skin cancer.

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The layer starts about 6 miles above earth with a gas called ozone

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In 1985, scientists discovered that the ozone above Antartica was thinning and they called this thin patch an Ozone Hole. This happened because a chemical  called CFCs destroys ozone when released in the atmosphere. To help the issue, CFCs in the atmosphere have been reduced.

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Slip, Slop, Slap is the term that Australians use to help prevent thing such as skin cancer caused by the ozone hole it encourages people to “slip” on a shirt, “slop” on some sunscreen, and “slap” on a hat.