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Industrial Pollution

This section explores ongoing smog and heavy metal pollution from industry, its local and trans-boundary effects, and efforts to mitigate environmental harm produced by industrial processes worldwide.

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Industrial Pollution

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March 4, 2005 Industrial Pollution

Position Paper: REACH Regulation

The Bellona Foundation believes that that there is a need for a common regulation of both new and existing chemicals…
Publisert March 4, 2005 av Bellona
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