Antarctica ozone hole linked to Australia’s recent series of droughts

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The Antarctic ozone hole is about one-third to blame for Australia's recent series of droughts, scientists say. Writing in in the journal Science, they conclude that the hole has shifted wind and rainfall patterns right across the Southern Hemisphere, even the tropics. Read full article

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Aussie has vast flat ground which can not hold up whereon clouds
and causes to excessive evaporation and salinisation on the ground
resulted toward drought.
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