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The international treaty that phased out ozone-depleting substances such as CFCs is the:

1. Kyoto Protocol
2. Paris Agreement
3. Basel Convention
4. Montreal Protocol

Answer

D. Montreal Protocol

Solution

Adopted in 1987; the Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement address greenhouse gases.

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