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Can your household products damage the ozone layer?
Once the big culprits of car exhausts and factory smoke are dealt with, air pollution becomes an ozone problem, caused by paints, cleaning products and all sorts of everyday chemicals. Atmospheric chemist Alistair Lewis explains.
(Aerosol spray. Photo credit: Digital Light Source/Getty Images)
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