Good History There are beacons in environmental history illuminating positive change when science mobilizes global environmental policy. One example is the 1987 Montreal Protocol that effectively banned the use of ozone-depleting substances, including chlorofluorocarbons. This cooperative effort allowed for the regeneration of the Earth’s protective ozone layers, the closing of holes over the Earth’s poles, and is considered one of the most successful international environmen

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