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Poisoning Our Goods: Toxics in Recycled Plastics
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354.45 KB
Tags:
Dioxin
Chemicals in Products
Toxic Additives
Toxic Recycling
POPs
Brominated flame retardants
Flame Retardants
Stockholm Convention
Related Items:
COP9
High Levels of Dioxins Found in Children’s Toys and Other Products Made of Recycled Plastics Found in Argentina, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, the EU, India, Japan and Nigeria
Document Type:
Booklet
