Circular polarizing artifacts

Is there a fix for concentric artifacts in the sky photos portion where a circular polarizer has been used?  Thanks for your help?

I don't know if it's a problem of polarizing filter as well as a noisy blue channel question. the blue layer has the most noise, and when you add the filter, it makes the darker blues and increased noise and the variation in the sky. Check-in jpg format then creates artifacts jpg - even more with the darkness and the variation in the blue sky.

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