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Which of the following explains how the ozone is destroyed? The ozone layer may be affected by use of pressurized sprays. The ozone layers breaks when solar radiation hits it. Human activities such as
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Which of the following explains how the ozone is destroyed?
The ozone layer may be affected by use of pressurized sprays.
The ozone layers breaks when solar radiation hits it.
Human activities such as deforestation destroy the ozone layer.
The ozone layer gets destroyed when the temperature becomes too warm.
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Answer: option 3 would be the answer
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