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gaseous form of oxygen that constitutes less than one part per million of the gases in the atmosphere, yet absorbs most of the ultraviolet radiation which has been proven to be harmful to humans as well as other life forms on Earth.
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A form of oxygen (O3 ) formed naturally in the upper atmosphere by a photochemical reaction with solar ultraviolet radiation and a major agent in the formation of smogs.
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Ozone in the troposphere, or lower part of the atmosphere, can be a constituent of smog and acts as a GHG. It is created naturally and also by reactions in the atmosphere that involves gases resulting from human activities, including nitrogen oxides (NOx), from motor vehicles and power plants. The Montreal Protocol seeks to control chemicals that destroy ozone in the stratosphere (upper part of the atmosphere), where the ozone absorbs ultra-violet radiation.
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is a form of oxygen found naturally in the atmosphere which provides a protective layer shielding the earth from ultraviolet radiation's harmful health effects on humans and the environment.
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A description or classification of many fabrics by weight per yard.
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