1. Convention of Ozone Depletion Draft year: 1985 Went into effect in 1988 Scope: International (UN Members) Draft year: 1985 Went into effect in 1988 Scope: International (UN Members) Draft year: 1987 Went into effect in 1989 Amended in 1990,91,92,93, 95,97, and 99 Scope: International (UN Members) Montreal Protocol 1986 Mitesh Patel Period 2

2. Montreal Protocol (1986): Imposed specific requirements regarding production, import, and export of ozone-depleting substances Set the phasing-out of Chlorofluorocarbon (CFCs) production and Hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HCFCs) Negotiated international emissions of ozone-depleting substances Convention of Ozone Depletion: Acted as the framework for international efforts to protect the ozone layer Called for extensive international research of the ozone layer Called for nations and states to adopt appropriate policies for controlling ozone depletion

3. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) This organization created a world action plan for approaching and solving the problem of ozone depletion. This organization first created the Convention of Ozone Depletion in Vienna, and then had this lead to the Montreal Protocol. The Convention of Ozone Depletion had UN countries participating in ozone research, and the Montreal Protocol had UN countries adopting regulations to help slow down ozone depletion This organization created a world action plan for approaching and solving the problem of ozone depletion. This organization first created the Convention of Ozone Depletion in Vienna, and then had this lead to the Montreal Protocol. The Convention of Ozone Depletion had UN countries participating in ozone research, and the Montreal Protocol had UN countries adopting regulations to help slow down ozone depletion