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What was the outcome of the Montreal Protocol?

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The refrigeration technology was updated.

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The use of single use plastic was banned.

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The use of industrial Radium was outlawed.

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The use of weapon grade Uranium was banned.

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The correct option is A The refrigeration technology was updated.
Under Montreal Protocol, the countries which participated decided to ban all the products that led to ozone depletion even at the smallest level. So, the refrigeration technology was updated.

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