by K.chittipramila
(Yanam)
Yes,its true....since from many billions of years our ozone was protecting mother earth very safely and efficiently by even not allowing anything to injure this planet, but what's going on presently and what's going to be happen in future is known thing to almost all......that's the destruction of earth.
Global warming is nothing but the depletion of ozone and the direct fall of ultraviolet rays on to the earth. At the same time the direct fall of sunlight melting the polar icecaps so that the water level of oceans increasing day by day,so that the floods and tsunamis were frequently happening. Due to heavy pressure under earth volcanoes were erupting. this was causing disturbance to the whole ecosystem.
Its really horrible if we came to know that the ozone depleted about the area equal to the area of America and it was near Antarctica, adversely the creatures present their were in the position near to the extinct.
So as nature is the best teacher.........protect and safeguard her. Be responsible......feel responsible......let us decrease the global warming our level best.
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