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Should i bold the part where it says the ozone hole had low impact DUE TO HUMANS CLOSING IT?
Because you seem to struggle to read your own sources, i mean its LITERALLY in my last post.
The article was talking about the ozone hole and
its impact, like increased cancer risks, sunburn, blindness and all that. However, ozone depletion is not meaningfully linked with global warming.
These impacts (cancer risk etc.) were mitigated due to humans closing the ozone hole; that is what the nasa article was talking about.
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The ozone hole was a HUGE issue in 1989, we closed it.. thus it was no longer a huge issue, i do not understand what part you are struggling with?
Had we left the ozone hole ignored we would be seeing meteoric temperature rises.
In 1989 this was the case..
This is categorically untrue and the key of your misunderstanding. Also, the nasa article that I linked does not claim anywhere that the ozone hole would be a risk in terms of global warming.