EU is urged to act over deadly chemicals

A call for moves to reduce exposure to both very persistent and bioaccumulative chemicals has been signed by more than 60 top independent UK and European scientists, according to WWF, the global environment network.

EU is urged to act over deadly chemicals

A call for moves to reduce exposure to both very persistent and bioaccumulative chemicals has been signed by more than 60 top independent UK and European scientists, according to WWF, the global environment network.

The chemicals are synthetic, highly toxic, remain in the atmosphere for many years and can be carcinogenic.

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