Бесполезность Монреальского протокола для сохранения озонового слоя планеты

Sanctions of the Montreal Protocol (MP) cover more 100 chemicals, actively used and still are used in various industries. This caused enormous damage to the world economy and ecology. On the agenda today is the ban temporarily allowed hydrochlorofluorocarbons. subjects of my research are the effectiveness of the measures proposed by the MP for preserving the ozone layer and validity of its theoretical basis, which is a technologically-freon ozone depletion hypothesis. Method of research, which I use for this purpose, includes: (i) review of media publications about the ozone layer over the past 14 years, (ii) the study of primary data of satellite and ground-based ozone layer monitoring. In my article, I show that during the 27 years of the MP validity the degree of the ozone layer destruction has been steadily growing. I substantiate in detail that freon concept of ozone depletion is untenable theory. Its main provisions do not stand the test of time. 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