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The effectiveness of global chemicals treaties

Henrik Selin ()
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Henrik Selin: Boston University

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 11, 1289-1290

Abstract: The Rotterdam Convention helps ensure that international trade of harmful chemicals is transparent, and it gives parties the right to refuse imports of specific substances. Now a study shows that illegal trade of chemicals listed under the Rotterdam Convention is ongoing alongside legal trade.

Date: 2023
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