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you just answered your own question.
congratulations, kudos to you!
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Actually, I was asking if
you know. Both are atmospheric effects, but are unrelated (apart from the people causing them).
One chlorine molecule broken down by UV light from CFCs can destroy 100,000 ozone molecules, and have a very stable presence in the atmosphere. And CFCs are stil being released- by the developing countries who still use them, and from our fridge dumps.
Interestingly, the people who put CFCs into fidges and aerosol cans were the same people who put lead into petrol.
Even more interestingly, 1000th post!