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Data story: Ocean Acidification
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Economist Film: What is ocean acidification?
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Sarah Doll from Safer States, on the role of government in tackling forever chemicals in drinking water
Takeaways from the World Ocean Summit 2023
Peak plastics: bending the consumption curve
Ocean Acidification: A crisis in the making
Deep sea-mining and ocean pollution (Part 2)
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What is green and sustainable chemistry and can it be the solution to marine chemical pollution? What role can the private sector play? Charles Goddard, editorial director at Economist Impact discusses the responses to chemical pollution with Joel Tickner, professor of public health at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. Professor Tickner is also the founder and executive director at the Green Chemistry and Commerce Council.

Marine Chemical Pollution

Gateway to the ocean: a call for greater collaboration on marine pollution

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From risk to reward: investments for a circular plastics economy

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Lessons from Minamata: Japan’s chemical past and ambiguous future

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A treaty of true cost: recalibrating the economics of the plastics industry

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Where does marine chemical pollution come from?

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Which chemicals are polluting our ocean?

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Bankers of the world, unite (to end marine pollution)

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A long and winding road: chemicals and the plastics value chain

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Policy innovations to address marine pollution

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A green chemical revolution for the sea

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Climate change: what is ocean acidification?

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Fireside chat: building a global consensus on a zero-pollution ocean

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VIDEO: THE INVISIBLE WAVE

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