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what is an ozone hole ? why does one form over the south pole every spring?​

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Answered by rangapranav
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Every year, the ozone levels over Antarctica sink drastically during the Southern Hemisphere's spring. Scientists believe this began happening in the late 1970s as a result of CFCs. The hole forms in the Antarctic because cold air becomes trapped there as a result of the polar vortex -- strong, circulating winds. pls mark as brainliest

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