It's no secret that one of the most popular attractions in South Florida is our sunshine.
Tourists come to bask in it.
Photographers and fashion models come to shoot pictures in it, and our lush tropical vegetation thrives on it. But one thing that many people don't realize is that the sun's rays have become more and more harmful in recent years because the Earth is losing its protective layer of ozone. Without it, the harmful effects of the sun is unfiltered rays may soon cause health problems for most living things on our planet. There are two places in the earth's atmosphere where ozone is commonly found. Near the surface of the earth, ozone is created by both natural and human sources.