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Towards a Pollution-Free Planet

UN Environment Programme (UNEP)

  • 124 pages
  • 5.1 MB
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A global overview of every major type of pollution, from air and water to soil, chemicals and waste, with the actions that can stop it. A clear starting point to understand the whole problem.

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