Scenes from Mercury Treaty COP4.2

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Scenes from Mercury Treaty COP4.2

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Mercury Threat to Women & Children Across 3 Oceans: Elevated Mercury in Women in Small Island States & Countries

Mercury in Minamata Convention COP1 Delegates

Mercury in Women of Child-bearing Age in 25 Countries

Mercury Monitoring in Women of Child-Bearing Age in the Asia and the Pacific Region

Guidance on the Identification, Management and Remediation of Mercury-Contaminated Sites

PROBICOU Fact Sheet on the Minamata Convention

An NGO Introduction to Mercury Pollution and the Minamata Convention on Mercury

YRT factsheet: Mercury Use from Health Care System

Guide to the New Mercury Treaty

IPEN Factsheet on Naming the Treaty

UN Human Rights Expert Calls for an End to the Trade in Mercury and its Use in Small-Scale Gold Mining

Eliminating Dangerous Skin Whitening Creams

Break Illicit Trade of Toxic Beauty Creams with Mercury

Mercury Use Restricted for Dental Amalgam and CFL at COP4

Trade of Mercury-Added Skin Whiteners Continues Despite Global Ban

NGO Pushes for Active Enforcement of ASEAN Ban on Mercury in Cosmetics

High Mercury Levels in Indigenous Latin American Women

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