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An International treaty on ozone depletion known as Montreal Protocol was signed at Montreal in the year  

A

1981

B

1983

C

1985

D

1987

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  2. A scruber in the exhaust of a chemical industrial plant removes:

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  17. The CO(2) present in the atmosphere absorbs the long wavelength infrar...

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