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Earth ScienceEnvironmental Science (MindTap Course List)What is the key concept for this section? Define and distinguish among atmosphere, troposphere, stratosphere, and ozone layer. Define and give two examples of greenhouse gases. Why is the ozone layer important?

What is the key concept for this section? Define and distinguish among atmosphere, troposphere, stratosphere, and ozone layer. Define and give two examples of greenhouse gases. Why is the ozone layer important?

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