Analysis

Support lacking for POPs clean-up efforts

Nadia Weekes
ENDS Europe
1 November 2008

It is now four years since the 2001 Stockholm convention on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) came into force. Large stocks still exist in developing countries, especially Africa, and central and eastern Europe is also heavily affected.

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