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    Can holes in the ozone layer repair itself?

    Question #61934. Asked by johnehughes26. (Jan 23 06 5:05 PM)


    LeakyPickle

    		Yes...but is often slowed by pollution:
    http://www.answerbag.com/q_view.php/15877

    Jan 23 06, 5:51 PM

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