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Scientists find Earth’s ozone on the mend

A nearly three decade-old international treaty appears to be paying off: Earth’s protective ozone layer has been slowly mending.

By Arete News - November 5, 2018

Ozone hole over Antarctica reaches its annual maximum (AN/NOAA)

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