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Hazardous waste management in Russia and the EU

Authors: Viktoria Markova, Yuri Morozenko and Ksenia Vakhrusheva. Translated from Russian by: Yuri Morozenko. Edited by: Elena Verevkina. Layout by: Aleksandra Solokhin

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Hazardous waste management in Russia and the EU

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This working paper was prepared by Bellona as a part of the project Quality Journalism for Environmental Activists in Russia and the EU. The project is supported by the EU– Russia Civil Society Forum (www.eu-russia-csf.org) and its donors.

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