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Infographics: Visualising the chemicals crisis

Reading time: 5mins

An infographic series, drawing from research in the white paper, visualises the causes of chemical pollution, its impacts, and the key steps needed to clean up the sector and, through innovation, to make chemicals an active contributor to a cleaner 21st century economy.

Marine Chemical Pollution

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

Reading time: 10mins

Where does marine chemical pollution come from?

Reading time: 1.5mins

Which chemicals are polluting our ocean?

Reading time: 1.5mins

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

Reading time: 3.5mins

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

Reading time: 10mins

Policy innovations to address marine pollution

Reading time: 3mins

A green chemical revolution for the sea

Reading time: 3mins

The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution Executive Summary

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The Invisible Wave: Getting to zero chemical pollution in the ocean

Reading time: 7mins

Chemicals and Our Oceans

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

Duration: 8.5mins

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VIDEO: THE INVISIBLE WAVE

Duration: 4.5mins

Written by: Economist Impact

Dead zones: how chemical pollution is suffocating the sea

Duration: 18mins

Produced by: Economist Films

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An initiative of
Economist Impact and The Nippon Foundation

Back to Blue is an initiative of Economist Impact and The Nippon Foundation, two organisations that share a common understanding of the need to improve evidence-based approaches and solutions to the pressing issues faced by the ocean, and to restoring ocean health and promoting sustainability