Which statement is false?

A. CFCs are persistent chemicals.
B. Ozone depletion is worst in Antarctica.
C. CFCs substitutes have been found.
D. Ozone thinning levels remain steady over seasons.
E. CFCs contribute to global warming.


Answer: D

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