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IPEN offers a wide range of expert spokespeople on topics related to chemical safety and heavy metals with experience working in international fora to address these issues. Our network of scientists and NGO leaders working in more than 100 developing countries and countries with economies in transition can help round out your story with the “on the ground” and policy experience they have gleaned within their own countries.
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IPEN in the Media
23 Jun 2021
Studi: Telur Ayam Kampung Indonesia Mengandung Racun, Akibat Impor Sampah
Pikiran Rakyat
23 Jun 2021
Waspada Dioksin! Bahan Kimia Beracun yang Mengintai Lingkungan dan Rantai Makanan Kita - Jurnal Trip
Pikiran Rakyat
17 Jun 2021
Estudio revela niveles elevados de mercurio en mujeres de zonas mineras de El Callao
Diario El Impulso
08 Jun 2021
ilfattoalimentare.it
27 Apr 2021
Plastics and toxic chemicals are killing fish — and poisoning us
Canada's National Observer
14 Nov 2019
Sampah plastik dari Barat: Sampel telur ayam kampung di dua desa Mojokerto 'terkontaminasi dioksin'
BBC News - Indonesia
18 Nov 2019
Desa di Jatim Terkontaminasi Racun Perang Vietnam, Pakai Plastik Buat Produksi Tahu
VICE - Indonesia
20 Nov 2019
Limbah Plastik Impor Jadi Bahan Bakar, Ini 3 Kasus Pemulangan Sampah Berbahaya
Kompas.com
21 Nov 2019
Australian plastic among waste 'contaminating' Indonesian food chains, report finds
ABC News
18 Nov 2019
Contaminación por plástico: el país en el que comer huevos puede envenenarte
El Universal
01 May 2019
China seeks loophole as U.N. nears pact banning toxic chemical: activists
Reuters US News
01 Oct 2019
New Study Confirms High PFAS Blood Levels Among Firefighters
Environmental Working Group
