The Montreal Protocol in 2012: Celebrating Past Achievements and Facing up to Future Challenges — EIA
Illegal logging in the Russian Far East is of particular concern because the forests are home to the last 450 wild Siberian tigers. The Lumber Liquidators case was investigated jointly by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Homeland Security Investigations and prosecuted by the Department of Justice under the name “Operation Oakenshield.”

The Montreal Protocol in 2012: Celebrating Past Achievements and Facing up to Future Challenges

A quarter of a century after the signing of the landmark treaty, we have reduced consumption and production of 97 ozone depleting substances (ODS) by some 98%, setting the ozone layer on the path to recovery. And the reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from the ODS phase-out far outstrips the mitigation of
GHGs achieved so far by the world’s climate treaty. Indeed, the Montreal Protocol is not only the best climate treaty we have, it is the only one we are likely to have for at least the next eight years.

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