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Maybe the holes in the ozone are a result of the tens of thousands of nuclear bombs we've tested on and around the Earth. Just a thought... <hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>
Do you have the math to support how nuclear energy affects the proportain of O2 and O3? Or how the number of sperm whales affects the color of coffee beans? If heat or radiation affected the ozone it would have faded millions of years before man existed. |