UN Makes ​Global Bid to ​End 'Rampant' ​Water, Air and ​Land Pollution -​ Report ​

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UN Makes ​Global Bid to ​End 'Rampant' ​Water, Air and ​Land Pollution -​ Report ​

United Nations Environment Programme published a report titled ”Towards a pollution-free planet”, which aims to help with transitioning to a pollution-free world.

V84KsdfhRA6v1N2Xh96uMw.png ”Towards a pollution-free planet” is about encouraging a synergetic mix of actions and a wholesystem, multi-beneficial policymaking approach that builds directly on existing internationally agreed environmental goals, including those relating to climate change, disaster and risk reduction and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, with its numerous pollution-reducing targets.

Transitioning to a pollution-free world can drive innovation and social equity throughout the economy, by seeing pollution prevention and regulation compliance as an opportunity to clean up everyone’s environment, create new jobs, improve economic productivity and protect the rights of this and future generations.

A pollution-free planet is by far and away the best insurance for the survival and well-being of current and future generations of humans and ecosystems.

To advance this goal, this report has the following five overarching messages :

Read and download full report : UNEP

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