OZONE DEPLETION AND CANCER RISK

Constatation d'une deperdition inquietante en ozone stratospherique, mesuree notamment au-dessus de l'Antarctique, depassant de beaucoup les previsions. Facteurs responsables. Consequences previsibles: manque d'absorption des UV, risques accrus de cancer. Autres consequences difficiles a prevoir. Avenir incertain

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