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• TITLE: Ice Sheet Melt and Ozone Hole Variations on Three Solar Cycles Possible Anthropogenic Interactions

  AUTHORS: Marilia Hagen, Anibal Azevedo

  KEYWORDS: Sun-Earth Connections, Sea Melt, Ozone Hole, Anthropogenic Disturbances

  JOURNAL NAME: Atmospheric and Climate Sciences, Vol.12 No.3, July 5, 2022

  ABSTRACT: This paper investigated the information about Ice sheet melt and Ozone hole variations during three solar cycles. After performing the inquiry on the data, the final results pointed out that both phenomena varying accord with Earth’s seasonality. The sea melt extension depends on the season and if the ocean waters are warmer around the polar caps. We checked the suggestion that anthropogenic perturbations could influence the variations in both phenomena.