Ozone hole shrinks to its smallest in decades in 2025 — UN
What to know about Ozone hole shrinks to its smallest in decades in 2025 — UN
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What happened
The size of the ozone hole over Antarctica in 2025 was close to the lowest levels recorded in more than two decades giving hope that the ozone layer may fully recover within several decades, according to the World Meteorological Organization, which is part of…
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