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Antarctic Ozone Hole Shrinks to Rarely Seen Small Size for Second Consecutive Year

The ozone hole over Antarctica in 2025 is among the smallest since 1990, marking the second consecutive year of significant reduction. WMO chief calls it a success story in environmental protection, likely due to continued decline of ozone-depleting substances. This confirms long-term recovery trend, though variability remains.

Zeit Onlineabout 8 hours agoAQCredibility 24%View source

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