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The 17 pages that link to Antarctic ozone hole, each with the reason it gives.

• Ozone layerBroader topic: It is the clearest large-scale example of severe ozone-layer depletion.

• Antarctic researchBroader topic: Atmospheric monitoring over Antarctica documented a major change in stratospheric chemistry.

• StratosphereBroader topic: It is the most striking regional example of human-caused change in stratospheric ozone.

• F. Sherwood RowlandBroader topic: Its discovery gave dramatic observational confirmation of the ozone problem Rowland’s work had predicted.

• Mario MolinaBroader topic: Its discovery supplied striking evidence of the atmospheric danger Molina had predicted.

• Polar researchBroader topic: Long-term Antarctic atmospheric measurements detected ozone loss and clarified its causes.

• Polar stratospheric cloudBroader topic: It is the clearest large-scale case of ozone loss linked to polar stratospheric clouds.

• History of AntarcticaBroader topic: Antarctic atmospheric monitoring produced a discovery that transformed global environmental policy.

• Paul J. CrutzenBroader topic: Crutzen’s chemical framework helped scientists interpret the reactions driving this dramatic ozone loss.