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post by ShadowSD at 2006-06-26 19:22:39
Man_of_the_Century said:
The o-zone heals itself every year (not back to full, but it heals itself).
Excellent, that means we can damage it as much as we want every year, because since every year it will heal partially, it's mathematically only a matter of time before it's back to 100%.
Man_of_the_Century said:
So take the hole over the Artic. During the spring and summer (when there's constant sunlight), the hole streaches out. In the fall and winter (when its in darkness), the o-zone is able to rebuild itself. Without the sun, the reaction that breaks down the 03 isn't there. The hole starts to heal itself.
So all we need is to keep the rest of the Earth in darkness for six months a year. Not only will it be cheaper for mass industry than lowering emissions, but they'll make a killing powering all the lights twenty-four hours a day for half the year. I think we owe it to the free market to make the sacrifice.
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