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From: holloway@chaos.utexas.edu (Bill Holloway)
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Subject: Re: Ozone and the shuttle
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Date: 19 Apr 91 21:08:22 GMT
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     The depletion of the ozone is not documented in long-standing 
meteorological time series, that's true.  But there is extremely compelling
evidence from other sources.  Chief among these is the formation and year-
by-year intensification of the polar night antarctic ozone hole.  This is
part of my area of scientific research and I would be glad to provide you
references or titles of papers you can read on the subject.