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Monastersky, Richard (1998) Antarctic Ozone Hole Reaches Record Size. Science News, 154. 246pp. doi:10.2307/4010919

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TitleAntarctic Ozone Hole Reaches Record Size
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AuthorsMonastersky, RichardAuthor
Year1998 (October 17)Volume154
PublisherWiley
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