Chemicals in the European environment: Low doses-High Stakes
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The EEA and UNEP have published this state of the environment message on - Chemicals in the European Environment-in order to raise awareness of the issues, and to help build the public and political support needed for all to enjoy the benefits of chemicals, but at a reduced cost both to nature and human society.
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