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Ozone Hole Defined

The ozone hole refers to the total amount of ozone in the atmosphere over Antarctica that was discovered to be decreasing at an alarming rate over an observation site in Antarctica. The hole was discovered by J.C. Farman, B.G. Gardiner and J.D. Shanklin. See Antarctic Ozone Hole for much more.

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Published November 21, 2008, 9:17 am, SciDev.net

Prospects for enhanced US interest in promoting science in developing countries have been substantially raised by two appointments to the team set up by president-elect Barack Obama to oversee the design and staffing of his new administration.

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