Ozone Layer Restored
Countries around the world celebrated International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer on September 16th. The celebration highlighted the significant success in reducing the hole over the South Pole. This achievement is credited to the 1987 Montreal Protocol, established to limit the production and trade of chemicals that damage the ozone layer, such as chlorofluorocarbons, and to promote the use of more environmentally friendly substances. Thanks to global measures and a decline in the use of harmful gases, the size of the ozone hole has decreased, and the ozone levels have improved. Reports from the Meteorological Organization indicate that the hole has become much smaller compared to previous years, and scientists expect the ozone layer to return to its normal state in the near future.
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