The Human Environment Deputy of the Environmental Protection Organization:
The Montreal Protocol was more successful than the Paris Agreement in protecting the environment
Referring to the success of the Montreal Protocol in the reduction and control of ozone-depleting substances, the Deputy Human Environment Officer of the Environmental Protection Agency said: The scope of the climate change issue and the involvement of the structure and energy economy in the world have made it difficult to implement the goals of the Paris Agreement, and perhaps moving towards smaller protocols with more specific environmental goals can help achieve more specific environmental goals.