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Essential Questions : 1) What role have humans played in the destruction of the Ozone Layer? 2) Why should humans be concerned about the destruction of the Ozone Layer?

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Page 1: Essential Questions: 1) What role have humans played in the destruction of the Ozone Layer? 2) Why should humans be concerned about the destruction of

Essential Questions:1) What role have humans played in the destruction of

the Ozone Layer?2) Why should humans be concerned about the

destruction of the Ozone Layer?

Page 2: Essential Questions: 1) What role have humans played in the destruction of the Ozone Layer? 2) Why should humans be concerned about the destruction of

What is the Ozone Layer?

Ozone is a chemical found in the upper atmosphere that protects the earth from the sun’s harmful UV Rays.

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What are chlorofluorocarbons?

CFC’s•Found in aerosol cans

•Refrigerator Emissions

•Air Conditioner Emissions

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What is the problem with using CFC’s?•They create holes in the ozone layer around earth.

•This layer prevents UV radiation from reaching earth.

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How can UV radiation affect living things?

•Mutations

•Skin Cancer

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Global Warming vs. Ozone Layer Depletion

Causedby air

pollution

Warming More UV radiation

Mutations

CFCs

Melting ofIce caps

CO2

Global Warming

OzoneLayer