The Environmental Protection Agency Lies While The Ozone Layer over Alaska Shrinks and Grows

During my enlistment in the Air Force, I was a meteorologist and I spent my time in the Air Force while stationed here in Alaska as a meteorologist.

When Mt Pinatubo and Mt Redoubt erupted in the early 1990‘s, I personally briefed NASA pilots and provided upper air soundings (Skew-Ts) so they could conduct their missions of collecting ash samples and gas samples. And it is well known that volcanic eruptions and the gases that are present in the eruptions will increase the chlorine concentration in the stratosphere and break down the ozone layer over the arctic.

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