Good atmospheric ozone refers to the ozone layer found in the stratosphere, which protects the Earth from harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun. This ozone layer is naturally distributed throughout the stratosphere, with higher concentrations around the equator. Bad atmospheric ozone, on the other hand, refers to ground-level ozone found in the troposphere, which is a pollutant and harmful to human health. This kind of ozone is primarily produced through chemical reactions involving pollutants from human activities, and its distribution is influenced by factors such as weather patterns and emissions from industrial sources.
