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Press Releases 2007/8

 

Mercury in health care devices to be banned in Philippines - 17 June 2008

 

Dead workers, stinking pollution and forced evictions: New report highlights ArcelorMittal’s global trail of destruction - 13 May 2008

 

Ban the Burn! Government Ignoring Advice - 02 March 2008

 

groundWork asks for public protection against the DEAT - 27 Feb 2008

  Briefing Paper on the National Environmental Management: Waste Management Bill, presented to the Portfolio Committee on Environment and Tourism on the 21 November 2007
 

Resisting Pollution: Sharing Experiences of South Durban! SDCEA and groundWork host a three day technical exchange programme - 28 November 2007

 

Protesters Accuse Government of Protecting Mining Interest - 01 November 2007

 

Africans say NO to Mercury - Press Release - SA conference on promoting alternatives to mercury in the health care sector - 25 October 2007

 

The Global Movement for Mercury Free Health Care - 17 October 2007

 

UNEP, Southern African governments and NGOs to meet to plan for move away from mercury in the health care sector - 14 October 2007

 

Trouble in store. EU must safely manage excess mercury - 12 June 2007

 

Ministers petitioned to release Maandagshoek Eighteen - 04 June 2007

 

Community Set Fire to Drilling Rig - 28 May 2007

 

Police detain pregnant and breastfeeding women illegally - 27 May 2007

 

Vaal Community Unite Against Mittal Steel - 23 May 2007

 

Mittal Steel - STOP YOUR INTIMIDATION! - 22 May 2007

 

Injustices by Shell Oil are the Focus of 'Nobel Prize' for the Environmental Movement - 23 April 2007

 

“Stop toxic trade!”: NGOs demand tough mercury limits"- 05 February 2007- 05 February 2007

 

South Durban Community Environmental Alliance Press Release: A Shell Pipeline Damage and Leak on Tara Road, Wentworth - Friday, 02 February 2007

 

Small-scale mercury survey highlights concerns of “child brain drain” - Friday, 12 January 2007

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