what is the role of CFC in greenhouse effect?
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Their long lifetimes in the atmosphere mean that some end up in the higher atmopshere (stratosphere) where they can destroy the ozone layer, thus reducing the protection it offers the earth from the sun's harmful UV rays.CFCs also contribute to Global Warming (through "the Greenhouse Effect").
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CFCs are already known to deplete ozone,CFCs conspiring with cosmic rays caused both the polar ozone hole and global warming."
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