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In article <3303BD5B.11D6@qmail.com>, Jay Hanson  <j@qmail.com> wrote:
>Greig Ebeling wrote:
>
>> I am aware that the amount of ozone over Tasmania at that time of the
>> year is higher than in the tropics.  That is my point.  Ozone
>> depletion does not result in unusually low levels of ozone at
>> temperate (populated) latitudes, and therefore doesn't result in
>> unusually high levels of UV.
>
>
>Give this a try:
>
>"The increases are largest in the middle and high latitudes,
> where most people live, and where the majority of the world's
> agricultural activity occurs," said Dr. Jay R. Herman, an
> atmospheric scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center,
> Greenbelt, MD, and the lead author of the paper, "UV-B increases
> (1979-1992) from decreases in total ozone." 
>

The guy is obviously a bozo that's been hijacked by the green lobby.
(In Grieg's expert opinion, that is).

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