Media Release View associated letter and legal opinion sent April 15/19 to Prime Minister Trudeau. The UN Basel Convention constitutes binding international law and forbids the dumping of illegal wastes in developing countries. Canada has ratified the Convention and is therefore legally and morally…
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Media Release Ottawa, Canada - A recent analysis of consumer products sold in Canada made from recycled plastics has revealed toxic flame-retardant contamination in some hair accessories, children's toys, and other plastic products. Canada is one of the few countries that…
Title: Letter to PM Trudeau re contravention of Canada's obligations under the Basel Convention Letter from five organizations with associated legal opinion prepared by Pacific Centre for Environmental Law and Litigation Resource Type: Letter Content: Ltr-PM-Basel-Conv-Phillipines-w-Legal-Opinion # of Pages: 28…
Title: Comments on Canada’s Ship-Source Spill Preparedness and Response: Hazardous and Noxious Substances Resource Type: Response to Consultation Content: 1248-CELACommentsOnHNSDiscussionPaper # of Pages: 15 Date authored: February 28, 2019 Publication number: 1248 Author/s: Jessica Karban Author Organization: CELA
Title: ENGO Comments on Framework for Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment and Batteries Resource Type: Response to Consultation Content: 1246-ENGO comments - Framework for WEEE and Battery regulations # of Pages: 7 Date authored: February 20, 2019 Publication number: 1246…
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Title: Re: Dumping of Canadian Hazardous Waste in the Phillipines Letter to Prime Minister Trudeau in support of the EcoWaste Coalition of the Phillipines Resource Type: Letter Content: 1244-Basel-Convention-letter-to-PM-Trudeau # of Pages: 5 Date authored: February 11, 2019 Publication number: 1244…
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