|| Dramatically cutting carbon dioxide emissions from society’s inefficient energy use is the key to catalyzing a transition to a low, carbon, resource efficient Green Economy ||

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This is what you have been waiting for! There is now a small corner of cyberspace where you can find out more about ozone layer protection and its linkages with climate change.
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	'Low Hanging Fruits' - Climate Benefit from Ozone Layer Protection Accumulating evidence indicates that the phase-out of substances known as chlorofluorocarbons or CFCs has, since 1990, alleviated the progression of climate change by as much as 12 years. International cooperation on CFCs is a timely affirmation that, through unity of purpose and concerted action, we can minimize risks to our planet and build a safer world for future generations. It is a lesson we must take to heart... Read more... 4 December 2009
	Upgrading Ozone Layer Treaty to Assist in Combating Climate Change Key Issue at International Meeting in Egypt Accelerating the contribution of a treaty to protect the ozone layer towards meeting the climate change challenge will take place at the 21st Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol in the Red Sea resort of Port Ghalib, Egypt, from 4-8 November. Read more... 2 November 2009
	Bangladeshi President calls for changing lifestyle The president of Bangladesh, Zillur Rahman, has urged all concerned to bring changes in their lifestyle so that the environment can be saved from the dire damages of the climate change .Read more... 24 October 2009 Related article: Making country CFC-free: Beximco brings new inhaler in market 25 October 2009
	Ozone and Climate treaties exploring the common ground Journalists and broadcasters play a key role as 'knowledge brokers' in helping the world respond to the multitude of challenges posed by climate change, said Marco González, Executive Secretary of the UNEP Ozone Secretariat. Read more... 15 October 2009
	Two treaties with a planet at stake THE two protocols - the Kyoto Protocol and the Montreal Protocol - stand in stark contrast to each other. But the future of the world as we know it depends on them. Read more... 15 October 2009
	Reducing Abrupt Climate Change Rrisk Using the Montreal Protocol and Other Regulatory Actions to Complement Cuts in CO2 Emissions Current emissions of anthropogenic greenhouse gases (GHGs) have already committed the planet to an increase in average surface temperature by the end of the century that may be above the critical threshold for tipping elements of the climate system into abrupt change with potentially irreversible and unmanageable consequences. 9 October 2009
	Impacts of Climate Change Coming Faster and Sooner: New Science Report Underlines Urgency for Governments to Seal the Deal in Copenhagen 24 September 2009