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GMT+1 Animation (swf) Creation of low level ozone HOW LOW LEVEL
OZONE IS CREATED Low level ozone pollution is often not given
much consideration next to the depletion of the ozone layer.
However, it can damage health of humans, animals, trees and
plants. In high quantities it also contributes to acid rain and
the green house effect, as well as being partly responsible for
photo chemical smog. Car exhausts release nitrogen oxides into
the atmosphere. Volatile Organic Compounds are released through
chemical plants and products including so