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Quote by: Sonart So I'm sorry, but when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association says that stratospheric ozone absorbs "most of the biologically damaging ultraviolet sunlight (called UV-B)", and that "ground-based and satellite instruments have measured decreases in the amount of stratospheric ozone in our atmosphere", and that "the scientific evidence, accumulated over more than two decades of study by the international research community, has shown that human-produced chemicals are responsible for the observed depletions of the ozone layer" then I'm going to take their word for it and not yours. Period. Thanks for playing.
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Feel free to check my facts Sonart. I have accurately described how O3 is created in the upper atmosphere. The facts don't jibe with the conclusions that are being put out. And like I said, they count on there always being more dumb schmucks who wont question what they are being fed and apparantly a fairly large percentage of them are quite unable to put two and two together and recognize that ozone is a result, not a cause..
Tell you what sonart? Why don't you demonstrate how much you know about ozone and tell me exactly where I am mistaken...either in my description of how it is created, or my argument that we couldn't be rid of the ozonosphere even if we tried.