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Mercury – a persistent challenge - May 23 2022 - Graham Meller - Environmental Science News Articles

The UNEP Global Legally Binding Treaty on Mercury (Minamata Convention) was signed by 140 countries in January 2013 and ratified in 2017. Click to read more.

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Mercury - a persistent challenge

The UNEP Global Legally Binding Treaty on Mercury (Minamata Convention) was signed by 140 countries in January 2013 and ratified in 2017. Click to read more.

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In 2021, Ukraine almost twice exceeded its energy emission reduction plan

In 2021, Ukraine almost twice exceeded its energy emission reduction plan
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Western Balkan coal plants pollute twice as much as those in the EU

Western Balkan coal plants pollute twice as much as those in the EU
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Official: Western Balkan countries are milking coal power plants until the bitter end

Disparities between the EU and Western Balkan countries on energy are only getting bigger, with many of them still addicted to highly-polluting coal power stations that provide cheap electricity as well as revenues to governments and the local population. “They’re milking them until the bitter end,” says Janez Kopac.

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