A few weather scientists say the sudden dip in pollution triggered it by clearing up a protective shield, especially created by air traffic.
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A few weather scientists say the sudden dip in pollution triggered it by clearing up a protective shield, especially created by air traffic.
interesting. Hope the protective shield we used to have - an intact Ozone layer - is repairing itself. I always thought that pollution was holding heat in...
Don't get me wrong, pollution is holding heat in overall. This is about heat coming in while older heat (from pollution holding it in the atmosphere for a long tine) is stored in the oceans.
And you are right, the weak ozone layer has a lot to do with why we now rely on pollution shields.
I heard this theory after 911 from a meteorological study on a sudden drop in air traffic. I can see it coming true.
Interesting. So, we are damned if we do and damned if we don't...