Thirty Years After the Montreal Protocol, Solving the Ozone Problem Remains Elusive

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Aug 14, 2017, 6:00 am179 pts
Despite a ban on chemicals like chlorofluorocarbons, the ozone hole over Antarctica remains nearly as large as it did when the Montreal Protocol was signed in 1987. Scientists now warn of new threats to the ozone layer, including widespread use of ozone-eating chemicals not covered by the treaty. Read more on…

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