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(Free Report) World Ozone Day 2021
by ALOK DHAKAL \| 16-09-2021 16:34 0
27th Ambassadorship Report Free Report: September Title: World Ozone Day 2021 Every year on September 16th, World Ozone Day is celebrated to raise public awareness of the ozone layer's depletion and possible solutions for its preservation. On this auspicious day, individuals from all around the world organize ozone layer seminars and awareness program. Students are taught about the advantages of the ozone layer by educators, and special events and activities are held to raise awareness at different levels. On 16^th September, the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer was signed. Without the ozone layer, life on Earth would be impossible. Ozone is a highly reactive gas found in the higher levels of the atmosphere. It is also known as the Ozone Shield because it protects life on Earth by absorbing the Sun's damaging UV rays. Ultraviolet radiation can induce a variety of skin conditions in human, animal and plant life. 'Montreal Protocol — keeping us, our food, and vaccines cool' is the theme of World Ozone Day 2021. According to the United Nations, this year's day highlights how the Montreal Protocol contributes to food security by delaying climate change and helping to increase energy efficiency in the cooling industry. Scientists realized that mankind was tearing a hole in this protective layer in the late 1970s, and they sounded the alarm. Ozone-depleting gases (ODSs) used in aerosols and cooling, such as refrigerators and air conditioners, are responsible for the hole. It has the potential to increase skin cancer and cataract instances, as well as harm plants, agriculture, and ecosystems. World Ozone Day serves as a reminder to people to maintain momentum in order to ensure healthy people and a healthy world. The most recent Scientific Assessment on Ozone Depletion was finished in 2018. Since 2000, portions of the Ozone Layer have recovered at a pace of 1-3 percent each decade, according to this estimate. Even at current rates, ozone in the Northern Hemisphere and mid-latitudes will be entirely restored by the 2030s. In the 2050s, the Southern Hemisphere will follow, followed by the Polar Regions in the 2060s. Let’s see some of the UV Rays' Negative Effects - It is linked to the development of skin cancer. - Skin burns as a result of UV radiation. - Excessive UV exposure damages and weakens the immune system. - Prolonged exposure to UV radiation destroys eye tissues and can result in 'snow blindness,' which is a 'burning' of the eye surface. - UV rays hasten the skin's aging process. - Several pigments absorb UV and change color, such as those used to color food, cloth, plastic, paint, ink, and dyes. Some of the Preventative actions that can be taken to safeguard our planet Earth. a. Hair sprays, fresheners, cosmetics, and aerosol in plastic containers that contain chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) should be avoided. b. Encouraging hobbies such as tree planting and gardening in the backyard. c. Using fertilizers that are good for the environment (organic fertilizers). d. Avoid polluting the air by reducing the amount of smoke the car emits. Regular maintenance will also help to save money on fuel and crude oil. e. Plastics and rubber tires should not be burned. References: https://sdg.iisd.org/events/international-day-for-the-preservation-of-the-ozone-layer-2021/ https://ozone.unep.org/ozone-day/32-years-and-healing https://vikaspedia.in/energy/environment/important-days/world-ozone-day https://www.un.org/en/observances/ozone-day Picture: https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.business-standard.com%2Farticle%2Fcurrent-affairs%2Fworld-ozone-day-2020-theme-poster-vienna-convention-images-all-you-need-to-know-120091600343_1.html&psig=AOvVaw2HU5pOj3TDKVqMqL3POEJO&ust=1631864048698000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAwQjhxqFwoTCLiqs7n9gvMCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAI

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4 Comments

Hannah Mentor says :
Hello Alok, this is your mentor Hannah.
About 10 years ago, people in Korea interested in preventing the destruction of the ozone layer, but I haven't heard of it in a long time, perhaps because other environmental issues such as fine dust and exhaust gas have grown.
Ozone is a molecule that combines three oxygen atoms and absorbs ultraviolet rays. The oxygen gas we inhale is a molecule that combines two oxygen atoms. I will also watch the five practices to avoid destroying the ozone layer written in the article and try to spread them around.

Thank you for your great article and please keep up :)
Posted 22-09-2021 22:29

Joon Mentor says :
Hello Alok,
this is your mentor Joon.

Yes, World Ozone day was yesterday, in current time period, and
many different events to raise awareness were planned here in Korea.
Though 'Ozone Layer' is not a concept that can be easily understood,
it is in fact very serious issue.
If Ozone layer starts to deplete more, environments, including people,
will face difficulties due to excessive exposure of UV rays.
It triggers different diseases such as conjunctivitis, skin cancer,
and cataract. There are many ways to slow down the depletion and
reducing the usage of CFC, as mentioned in your article, can be a solution.

I hope more people get to know about this issue so they can be aware about it.
Nicely chose Topic, and well read.

Best,

Joon

Posted 17-09-2021 19:00