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In this issue: 1- UNEP Launches 2004/5 GEO Yearbook 2- US reaches agreement with Jewel Food Stores 3- CFC import ban aim in five years (Thailand) 4- French supermarkets turn to ice slurries

In this issue: 1- Evidence suggests that global warming enhances destruction of ozone layer 2- Leak Repair Requirements for Appliances Using Substitute Refrigerants; Final Rule 3- Study finds dangerous ozone depletion over north India 4- Record low temperatures in Arctic ozone layer - first signs of ozone loss 5- New Headquarters for RAL… read more

While most large enterprises that manufacture aerosol products have stopped using CFCs in their manufacturing lines consistent with the Montreal Protocol obligations, there is still a real need for small and medium scale aerosol companies to understand the safety considerations related to the conversion of their plants to alternative… read more

This richly-illustrated comic booklet uses the Ozzy Ozone character and his new friends to educate children about the causes and effects of ozone layer depletion, the need to follow “safe sun” practices, and actions that they can take to be “ozone-friendly”. Developed as part of UNEP’s work programme under the Multilateral Fund for the… read more

Strengthening MEAs through people networks. This booklet describes a particularly innovative and dynamic institutional structure that assists developing countries under the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer - the Regional Networks of Ozone Officers. Financially supported by the Protocol’s Multilateral Fund and the… read more

In this issue:
1. Piped Lake Water Cools Campus
2. Fumigant Ban Worries U.S. Producers
3. U.S. Patent Issued for RTP Pharma Innovative Technology 

In this issue:
1. GCEP Receives Grant to Help Factories Switch from Polluting CFCs
2. Soy Adhesive Friendly to Environment, Mills
3. Information Day on Substances Depleting Ozone Layer in Casablanca
4. Tabreed to Commence Construction of Two New Plants in Zayed Military City

In this issue
1. Diplomats Discuss Ways to Reduce Damage.
2. Cuba Plans Campaign to Retire Antiquated Refrigerators.
3. The EU adopts a New Stricter Regulation on Ozone Depleting Substances.
4. EPA Finalizes Acceptability Decision on Halon Substitutes

In this issue:
1- Greenpeace Victory: Coca-Cola Cleans Up
2- Senate Considers Restrictions on Use of HCFS
3- MALAWI: The Importation of Ozone-Eroding Products in Developing Countries
4- India Accelerates Phase-Out of Ozone Depleting Substances 

In this issue:
1- EPA Settles Action Against Aeroquip Corporation and Aeroquip-Vickers Inc. for Alleged Violations of the Clean Air Act.
2- Auxer Introduces New Easy Test Air Conditioning Kits & Chemicals
3- IVAX Receives Approval for CFC-Free Beclomethasone in Japan
4- Arctic Ozone Depletion Linked to Increase in… read more

In this issue:
1- Future Looks Cloudy for Arctic Ozone
2- EPA Finalizes Acceptability Decision on Halon Substitutes

In this issue:
1- Sticker Measures UV Accumulated Dose
2- COCA-COLA Brings Global Warming to Sydney Olympics
3- Smugglers of Ozone Depleting CFCS Fined $1 M
4- TOVS satellite images from the US NCEP/NWS/NOAA
5- EPA Notice Expands SNAP List of Acceptable ODS Substitutes

In this issue:
1. The SunWise School Program An EMPACT Project
2. California Company's Clean Air Act Plea Includes $1 Million Fine
3. MITI Releases Report on HFC, PFC Use
4. Sticker Measures UV Accumulated Dose

In this issue:
1. New Biochemical Pesticide Registered as an Alternative to Methyl Bromide
2. Companies Cited for Improper Disposal
3. HVAC Industry Should Anticipate Phaseout

In this issue:
1. Company Uses Sawdust to Clean Nails
2. Nepon Introduces MB Replacement
3. Great Lakes Completes Fluorochemical Manufacturing Expansion Doubles Capacity to Meet Growing Need for Ozone Friendly HFC-32 Worldwide
4. Using Lake as Natural Air Conditioning

In this issue:
1. Companies playing ‘dirty’ at Sydney Olympics.
2. Campaign to press for eco-friendly fridges.
3. Methyl bromide problem: We need alternatives, soon, to this nasty habit
4. Ozone therapy: Reduction of ozone-depleting substances could actually lead to the
ozone layer repairing itself
5. Rules… read more

In this issue:
1- Vienna Convention Completes 15 Years
2- 'CUTS' Hits on Double Standards
3- HVAC Industry Should Anticipate Phaseout
4- Campaign Declares CFC-Free Inhalers Effective

In this issue:
1. H3R Inc. Halotron I Fire Extinguishers for Fire Protection
2. USDA says ban on ozone-depleting pesticide to cost consumers, producers
3. Companies Cited for Improper Disposal
4. Free Air Conditioning with the OMNI Waste Oil Fired Air Conditioner