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Any gas with three or more atoms per molecule is a greenhouse gas (like CFCs). For the most part, any of these gases in the atmosphere (with the exception of those listed above) are in too small a quantity to have any significant effect on global temperatures, whatever effect they may eventually have on ozone.
