Ozone Hole forming over South Pole Sooner or later you're going to be discussing ozone depletion. It's not an old issue that has gone away. It's still with us. You may as well discuss it knowledgeably. This is science.
Results are in.
Action is being taken. The problem, however, is still a long way from being over. The EPA naturally has much more than just cartoons. For instance, although the hole in the ozone layer was only announced within the scientific community in May 1985, less than 30 months later environmental ministers from almost all the world's industrialized nations met in Montreal and signed an agreement to limit the use of CFCs. Less than three years later, as scientific research indicated continuing ozone depletion and increasing hazards, another agreement greatly strengthened the Montreal Protocol.