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Antarctic Ozone Hole Nears Smallest Size Since 1990, UV Risks Remain
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Antarctic Ozone Hole Nears Smallest Size Since 1990, UV Risks Remain

The ozone hole over Antarctica has shrunk to one of its smallest sizes since 1990, attributed to reduced CFC emissions. Despite this improvement, UV radiation risks persist, prompting recommendations from the WMO chief.

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