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Billy Lindsey
9 August, 09:14
What is the ozone layer?
Why is it important to humans?
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Janiah Vang
9 August, 13:10
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The ozone layer absorbs most of the Sun's ultraviolet radiation in the Earth's stratosphere.
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It is important to humans because it protects us from getting sun burnt and from our body receiving too much radiation.
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