A new report from an environmental watchdog raises concerns about a loophole in a treaty aimed at cutting production of ozone-depleting and climate-warming substances. The Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), an advocacy group, published its report Tuesday finding emissions in the U.S. of the substances that are supposed to be phased out under the Montreal Protocol. That treaty, established in 1987, calls for the phasedown of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which both deplete the ozone layer and are powerful planet-warming chemicals. It is considered a rare environmental success story, as the ozone layer is recovering. A 2016 amendment to the treaty calls for the phasedown of hy
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