SSDD
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I think you should read the captioning under your graphic. I don't think you understand what you've actually posted here. No one is arguing that UV does NOT deplete ozone. The argument is that there were no changes in UV sufficient to have caused the observed depletion. The Montreal Protocol was in effect by the time of the data you have posted here and most of that data are radiation from CO2 and NO going outward - you know, the sort of thing you claim doesn't exist.
I understood it just fine...should have known that presenting you with a graph is about as useful as presenting a pig with a dollar bill.
You claimed that there were no changes in UV sufficient to cause O3 depletion...since UV is entirely responsible for O3 production in the stratosphere, any downward change is sufficient to cause less O3 to be produced.
And the red graphic is what you should be paying attention to skidmark...
Time series of daily solar EUV flux from 0.1 to 175 nm as measured by the Thermosphere Ionosphere Mesosphere Energetics and Dynamics satellite Solar EUV Experiment (SEE) instrument (red).
As anyone who can actually read a graph would see...solar EUV flux in the wavelengths responsible for producing O3 are decreasing..and have been for some time...