Asked by Noah

What lessons learned from the Montreal Protocol can be used to fight climate change?

(Select the three correct answers.)

(3 points)
Responses

Getting wealthier nations to help fund developing nations.
Getting wealthier nations to help fund developing nations.

Using government regulations to make industries adopt solutions.
Using government regulations to make industries adopt solutions.

Focusing only on individual consumer choices as the solution.
Focusing only on individual consumer choices as the solution.

Having policymakers act based on scientific evidence.
Having policymakers act based on scientific evidence.

Waiting for new technology to solve the problem alone.
Waiting for new technology to solve the problem alone.

Forcing developing nations to create their own solutions.
Forcing developing nations to create their own solutions.

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Correct answers (three):

- Getting wealthier nations to help fund developing nations.
- Using government regulations to make industries adopt solutions.
- Having policymakers act based on scientific evidence.

Brief rationale: The Montreal Protocol succeeded because it combined science-based policymaking, binding regulations/phase-outs for industry, and financial/technical support (Multilateral Fund) for developing countries — not by relying only on individual choices, waiting for tech alone, or forcing poorer nations.