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d+c/e+z briefing chemicals 2021/04

Chemicals management

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A worker rinsing artisanal textiles after dyeing in Bangladesh.

Our view

25/02/2021 – by Katja Dombrowski

Chemical intensification set to breach planetary boundaries

Only global cooperation can bring about sound chemicals management and sustainability

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Health hazards

23/02/2021 – by Imran Mukhtar

In Pakistan, toxins put the poor particularly at risk

Pakistan’s laws to control chemical pollution are hardly enforced

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Environmental hazards

05/03/2021 – by Hans-Christian Stolzenberg

Stop global trend of chemical intensification

Application of chemicals must become safer and more sustainable

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Agriculture

26/02/2021 – by Patrick Ajwang

Pesticides are useful, but must be applied responsibly

Africa is starting to catch up with other regions in regard to pest control

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Serious health hazards

10/02/2021 – by Olga Speranskaya

Consumers need better information concerning toxic chemicals

Common consumer goods contain dangerous substances that are known to harm human health

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Global environment

17/03/2021 – by Mukta Martens

Waste less to avoid being inundated by plastic

An Indian NGO is raising awareness of why plastic waste is threatening our future

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Microplastics

23/03/2021 – by Sabine Balk

Scientists consider tiny chemicals to be health hazards

Microplastics probably have detrimental impacts on human health

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Environmental sustainability

12/03/2021 – by Katja Dombrowski

First steps towards keeping environment toxin free

The EU wants its sustainable chemicals strategy to set global standards

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Schools

18/03/2021 – by Mukta Martens

Eight-week module on plastic waste for school curricula

The kNOw PLASTICS programme makes students understand waste problems and change their lifestyle accordingly

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Global environment

09/03/2021 – by Hans-Christian Stolzenberg

Trailblazing UN conference

The international conference on chemicals management had to be postponed, but Germany intends to keep promoting the cause

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Avoiding plastic

26/01/2020 – by Kurian Mathew, Sabine Balk

Growing awareness

To tackle the plastic-waste problem, a German-Indian company offers an innovative solution

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Waste management

25/01/2019 – by Aviva Freudmann

Awash in trash

A tide of trash is rising worldwide, causing health problems and environmental damage

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d+c/e+z briefing chemicals 2021/04

D+C Newsletter

d+c/e+z briefing chemicals 2021/04

Chemicals management

Chemical intensification set to breach planetary boundaries

In Pakistan, toxins put the poor particularly at risk

Stop global trend of chemical intensification

Pesticides are useful, but must be applied responsibly

Consumers need better information concerning toxic chemicals

Waste less to avoid being inundated by plastic

Scientists consider tiny chemicals to be health hazards

First steps towards keeping environment toxin free

Eight-week module on plastic waste for school curricula

Trailblazing UN conference

Growing awareness

Awash in trash

Rwanda is taking its ban on single-use plastic bags one big step further, to include most other types of single-use plastic products

Boom of biodegradable materials expected in Burundi after plastic is banned

Mukta Martens

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Hans-Christian Stolzenberg

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