I'm pretty sure people just don't know what to do about it. Those tons of aresoles that people released in the past decades are now in the ozone layer, and the

I'm pretty sure people just don't know what to do about it. Those tons of aresoles that people released in the past decades are now in the ozone layer, and they act as catalysts for the decomposition reaction from ozone to o2, changing the equilibrium constant while essentially not being affected. Unless people figure out some way to eat up whats already been released, there really isn't anything about it that merits news, other than the idea that as many people as possible should know.