Depletion to the ozone layer can cause changes to the biogeochemical cycles. true or false

That's true.

Biogeochemical cycles are processes that occur in nature to ensure the recycling of chemical elements in the environment. It is these cycles that allow the elements to interact with the environment and with living beings, that is, ensure that the element flows through the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere.

The major biogeochemical cycles found in nature are the water, carbon, oxygen and nitrogen cycles. These cycles promote the cycling of the elements, ensuring that they are used and subsequently available again.

In this context, the polluting actions of man cause impacts on the ozone layer through the emission of gases, aerosois, pesticides etc, which is reflected in changes in the natural dynamics of ecosystems, modifying the pathways followed by a certain element of a cycle.

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