>"...far more thought went into its conclusions..." Well I did some research, I don't really agree. The "ozone hole" was discovered in 1984 by Joe Farman, and

>"...far more thought went into its conclusions..." Well I did some research, I don't really agree. The "ozone hole" was discovered in 1984 by Joe Farman, and the cause was concluded by 1985. Not of lot of time there. And how many people have the resources to independently verify this? I am sure there's likely a computer model that could be used right? That is how it was done in 1985.