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Strengthening Global Customs to Prevent Chemical Diversion
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Strengthening Global Customs to Prevent Chemical Diversion
By Christina McAllister – Research by Braden Holt From soaps, to fertilizers, to pigments, flame retardants, and more, chemicals underpin global agriculture, medicine, manufacturing, and everyday life. At the same time, some of the same chemicals so foundational to modern life can prove malign – damaging the environment if not managed responsibly, or risking diversion for illicit purposes… Source
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