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| Record: 1 | | Title: | The Antarctic Ozone Hole. | | Author(s): | Stolarski, Richard S. | | Source: | Scientific American; Jan88, Vol. 258 Issue 1, p30, 7p, 10 diagrams, 2 graphs, 1c | | Document Type: | Article | | Subject(s): | HALLEY Base (Antarctica)
ATMOSPHERIC ozone
OZONE layer depletion | | Geographic Term(s): | ANTARCTICA | | Abstract: | Reports
on the decrease in the springtime amounts of ozone in the atmosphere
over Halley Bay, Antarctica between 1977-1984. Dimensions of the region
of ozone depletion; Possible catasthropic effect of the depletion of
the ozone layer; Technology used by scientists to measure the extent of
the depletion; Foremost explanations for the ozone hole. | | ISSN: | 0036-8733 | | Accession Number: | 10557348 | | Persistent link to this record:
| http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?an=10557348&db=afh | | Cut and Paste: | <A href="http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?an=10557348&db=afh">The Antarctic Ozone Hole.</A> | | Database: | Academic Search Elite |
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