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represents about 3% of NASA’s budget), according to Abdalati. But he said that a 1-time investment of $1 billion would help restore the system. Abdalati said the investment is worthwhile for a system that has been and will continue to be crucial to human well-being. The system was previously used to monitor ozone depletion, international compliance with agreements to reduce the use of chlorofluorocarbons, and the results of the initiative on the ozone layer. Moving forward, it will be important in assessing climate change and may help in monitoring compliance with any international agreements made to reduce global warming. “These tools are fundamental to understanding how our planet is changing and why and what that may mean for the future,” Abdalati said.