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Breakthrough decision on contaminated sites at Minamata Convention on mercury COP 3
4.12.2019
Mercury in Prague's fish
24.11.2019
Fish in Prague’s rivers and ponds are less contaminated with toxic mercury than fish bought in Prague food stores
24.11.2019
Czech representatives in Geneva discuss the protection against poisonous mercury
26.9.2017
International convention on mercury entered into force
17.8.2017
Fish samples from hot spots in Thailand contain toxic mercury
19.9.2017
Toxic pollution in Kazakhstan: EU-funded project suggests solutions for seriously contaminated sites in order to reduce hazards for human health
30.4.2015
Lowering Dangerous Mercury Pollution: World Experts Consult, with Czech Participation
6.3.2015
Toxic pollution in Central Kazakhstan: EU-funded project reveals serious problems and hazards for human health
23.7.2014
Mercury Releases May Be Reduced by Advanced Technologies. A List of Them Will Be Made by Experts from All Over the World
2.3.2014
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