Mar 2022 | Duration: 8.5mins
The Invisible Wave has been launched. It brings the issue of marine chemical pollution to a wider audience, one that includes policymakers, governments, the chemicals industry itself, the broader business community, the finance sector, civil society and consumers.
The Invisible Wave has been launched. It brings the issue of marine chemical pollution to a wider audience, one that includes policymakers, governments, the chemicals industry itself, the broader business community, the finance sector, civil society and consumers. Read it here.
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