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Repairing our ozone layer

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In 1987, delegates from around the world signed the Montreal Protocol designed to protect the ozone layer by phasing out the production of a number of substances believed to be responsible for ozone depletion. This recent video illustrates the results of the Protocol, which is considered to be one of the most successful international environmental agreements.

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Time:: 09:50
Author:: DG Environment
Published:: 2019-01-09

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Benidorm (Benidorm, Spain) Rotterdam (South Holland, Netherlands) Salzburg (Salzburg, Austria)

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Filed under: ozone layer ground-level ozone climate change montreal protocol greenhouse gases chlorofluorocarbon ozone human health uv rays skin cancer ozone hole tourism ozone depleting substances ozone depletion

Filed under: ozone layer, ground-level ozone, climate change, montreal protocol, greenhouse gases, chlorofluorocarbon, ozone, human health, uv rays, skin cancer, ozone hole, tourism, ozone depleting substances, ozone depletion

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