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Since the adoption of the Montreal Protocol the use of CFC has essentially been eliminted. Cooling systems using this compound now use HCFCs which cause less harm to the ozone layer or, in the case of gaseous propellants, inert gases such as nitrogen. SOme fire suppressant systems use Halon which is a CFC but this is limited to aircraft were the weight savings are important.
