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微量ガス干渉に対するストラトスフィアの反応:オゾンと温度分布の変化

G Brasseur, M H Hitchman

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |April 29, 1988
    PubMed
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    人間の活動により,CFCやCO2のようなストラトスフィアの微量ガスが増えている. これらの増加はオゾン層に影響を与え,CFCはオゾン層を枯渇させ,CO2は特定の地域ではオゾン層を増加させる可能性がある.

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