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Chinkie Peliño-Golle of Ecowaste Coalition & @toxicsfree.bsky.social underscores that civil society participation ensures that voices in the frontlines of public health challenges are heard and considered in global decision processes & bring perspectives & experiences critical in shaping policies.
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In light of challenges faced by civil society in environmental negotiations, Vito Buonsante of @toxicsfree.bsky.social underscored need to include civil society in all relevant meetings, including informal ones. When they are closed, a rationale must be provided through proper channels.
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A new study reveals that toxic chemicals from plastic debris spilled during the 2021 X-Press Pearl shipping disaster in Sri Lanka are harming plankton—vital organisms at the base of the marine food web. ipen.org/news/plastic...
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To learn more about how women bear the greatest burden of toxic pollution, please download the ‘Women’s Health and Chemical Exposures’ fact sheet: bit.ly/Womens-Health-Chemicals
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Watch snippets of the conversation here: youtu.be/KdEXM4dhQ8c
With over 25 years of experience, Yuyun has developed a deep understanding of the complex issues surrounding chemicals and their effects on women's health.
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Chalani Rubesinghe, a co-author of the study from the Sri Lankan group Centre for Environmental Justice (CEJ) shared, "A healthy ocean environment is vital for our communities, but spills of plastics and plastic chemicals put both our oceans and essential seafood sources at risk."
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A study by IPEN and 18 partner organizations revealed the presence PFAS in single-use food packaging and tableware across 17 countries: ipen.org/documents/fo...
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Last year, IPEN shared a report that found Samsung’s manufacturing in Vietnam has threatened the health of workers and surrounding communities: ipen.org/news/interna...
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IPEN is among the civil society organizations that call for a process where the voices of the most impacted groups are heard and respected— only then will we get a strong treaty.