The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution Executive Summary

$ 17.50

5 (592) In stock

At the UN Ocean Conference in Lisbon, co-hosted by the governments of Kenya and Portugal, there will no doubt be much discussion on the upcoming negotiation of a global treaty on plastic pollution. That plastic is at the top of the UN ocean agenda is extraordinarily good news, and a testament to the global community of policymakers, activists, businesses and scientists who together have worked tirelessly for the past decade and more to raise awareness about the issue, and catalyse coordinated action.

John Frank (@ttst) / X

John Frank (@ttst) / X

The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution Executive Summary

The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution Executive Summary

John Frank (@ttst) / X

John Frank (@ttst) / X

John Frank (@ttst) / X

The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution Executive Summary

The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution Executive Summary

The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution Executive Summary

Related products

chicagofire #movieclips #foryoupage #viral, chicago fire

If dark matter is invisible, then how do we detect it?

Air Force 1 Premium 'Fantastic 4 Invisible Woman' - Nike - 313641

Exterior Facade Invisible Frame Reflective Blue Glass Curtain Wall

Exploring the Invisible Princeton University Press