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I highly recommend Robert Parson's Ozone Depletion FAQ as
a good place to start.   In fact, it is comprehensive, and
most people will need not seek any further information, it
really does provide a good basic conservative education in
ozone depletion.   It is fully referenced.  
The FAQ provides answers about such questions as:
For those who are convinced there is a global conspiracy
of science (to seek funding?), I would suggest reading up on
the gun-slinger mentality of starving PhD's trying to make a
name for themselves
(peer review).   The chapter on scientific method and the
philosophy of truth-seeking in any good intro to science
textbook (such as Biology or Geology) will do.  
Science is designed to be operated by crooks and oafs
and still yield the truth.  
A hypertexted version of Parson's FAQ



Subject: Internet Resources
This list is preliminary and by no means comprehensive; it includes a
few sites that I have found particularly useful and which provide
good *starting points* for further exploration.
Lenticular Press publishes a multimedia CD-ROM (for Apple Macintosh)
containing ozone data and images, as well as a hypertext document similar
to this FAQ.   ,
see
For sample images and information about ordering the CD.  
Probably the most extensive collection of online resources is that provided
by
the Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network
The US Environmental Protection Agency has an ozone page that includes
links to both science and policy resources:
EPA's ozone page
Another useful resource for both science and policy (including the
text of many legal documents) is the "SOLIS" (Stratospheric Ozone Law
Information and Science) page, created and maintained by
Gregory Dubois-Felsmann, at:
SOLIS page
The NOAA Aeronomy Lab
Some of the more interesting scientific web pages include:
The Institute for Meteorology
at the Free University of Berlin.
Note that these samples are copyrighted
and may not be further distributed.
It includes links to many other documents, including on-line versions
of some of the original research papers.   At the present time it is
heavily under construction and many of the links are not yet established.
has the text of the Executive Summary of the
1994 WMO Scientific Assessment,
The Centre for Antarctic Information and Research (ICAIR) in
New Zealand:
ICAIR
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a zillion other links....
"The ozone hole is a HOAX!!" -- Rush Limbaugh.
Ya, right.  
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