The thinning of the ozone layer
has caused several climatic and environmental problems for the planet. Several
areas of the world now have longer and hotter summers. Glaciers and icecaps
have started melting at accelerated rates, causing water levels of oceans, seas
and river s to rise around the world. In certain areas this has brought flooding
and disaster as water reaches uncontainable levels.
Because of the far reaching effects of the diminishing ozone layer, countries all over the world meet regularly to propose measures to control the situation. The UN Montreal Protocol has recently proved to slow down this thinning of the ozone layer. The Protocol states reduced usage of products containing CFCs around the world, a measure that has brought with it positive results. A recent study showed that without the Montreal Protocol, the Earth’s surface would be 0.1 degrees Celsius hotter. This study was shared among all the students of Nixon University. The treaty is helping to slow down the drastic depletion of the ozone layer and contributing to making the planet more environmentally healthy. Awareness about the importance the ozone layer and global warming and the threats it poses to our planet has increased and countries are paying more attention to taking stringent measures to help control the situation.
At Nixon University, students of
Natural Sciences study issues such as these in depth, while students of other
departments are also provided with such information so that they may know what
is going on in the world. This is done so
that students of Nixon University may be able to contribute positively to
solving world problems. This is an indication of the University’s indication of
commitment to producing quality human resource that can work for the betterment
of the environment they live in.
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