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POPs waste in a circular economy - Side Event
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Report Finds Fisheries Decline Associated with Chemical Pollution Under Inadequate Regulations
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BRS COPs 2023
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Plastic Waste and Y48 Exemptions: Cured Resins, Condensation Products, and Fluoropolymers do not meet the criteria
PFHxS: The Case for a Class-Based Listing
Dioxins and Global Boundaries
Limits for definition of POPs Waste Proposed by IPEN
Non-Combustion Technology Already Available
Hazardous Chemicals in Plastic Products
Brominated Flame Retardants in Plastic Products from China, Indonesia, and Russia
UV-328 Research Update
Non-Combustion Technology for POPs waste destruction
Basel Ban Amendment Guide
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UN Expert Committee Recommends Global Bans on Highly Toxic Chemicals
Science Committee to Consider Recommendations for Global Rules on Highly Toxic Chemicals
Countries Agree to Ban Two Toxic Plastic Chemicals and a Hazardous Pesticide
Highly Toxic Chemicals from Plastic Waste Contaminate Kenya’s Food Chain and Products
Study Finds High Levels of Toxic Plastic Flame Retardant in Blood Samples of Thai E-Waste and Vehicle Recycling Workers
IPEN Urges BRS COPs Delegates to Follow the Science, Ban Dangerous Chemicals Without Exemptions
EARTH (Ecology Alert and Recovery Thailand) and Arnika speak about the high levels of POPs in duck eggs
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