Climate change: Atmospheric models predict that climate change will lead to an accelerated recovery of the ozone layer (see plot; orange/red: satellite data, blue: simulations). However, reliable predictions are complicated by the ozone-depleting effect of N2O. If emissions of this greenhouse gas remain at current levels, by 2050 they could account for 30 % of the ozone-destroying effects of chlorofluorocarbons at their peak.
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