The programme also shows the number of sectors involved. Specialised discussions will cover mercury monitoring, artisanal and small-scale gold mining, cosmetics, biodiversity, the oil and gas industry, wetlands and mercury and lead in traditional Indian medicine. These subjects have different supply chains, regulatory structures and exposure pathways. A single enforcement model is therefore unlikely to address the entire problem.
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