The geographical significance of ozone in the geographical environment is

The geographical significance of ozone in the geographical environment is:

The first is protection. It can absorb ultraviolet rays with wavelength below 300 microns in sunlight, thus protecting humans, animals and plants on the earth from short-wave ultraviolet rays.

The second is heating. After absorbing the ultraviolet rays of the sun, it is not wasted, but converted into heat energy to heat the atmosphere, thus making the atmosphere have a warming layer. This temperature structure plays an important role in the atmospheric circulation.

The third is the role of greenhouse gases. It is located in the upper troposphere and the bottom of the stratosphere. If it is destroyed, it will lower the ground temperature and affect the normal activities of life on earth.