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What was the Montreal Protocol?
A group of scientist who came together to stop the development and use of Ozone depleting substances such as Chlorofluorocarbons?
A group of people who want to keep using ozone depleting substances
A group of scientists who got together to convince people why it was a good idea for people to keep polluting the earth
A group of people who want us to use more electric cars and solar powered products
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