Chemical & Health
Chemicals have become an integral part of our life and our linked to the development. However they are also linked to wide range of diseases which has become a public health issue. Therefore there is a greater need to manage them so as to minimize their adverse impacts on public health and the environment.
Chemical in Products
Interventions
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Films on Chemicals
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals
BPA Campaign
Interventions
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Lead in Paint Campaign
Interventions
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Media on Lead in Paint
POPS and Pesticides
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Films on POPs
Mercury Campaign
Mercury in Healthcare
Mercury in Products
Mercury Free Dentistry
Food Safety
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Waste & Sustainability
Sustained economic growth and lifestyle changes fuels incremental change in consumption patterns and consequently places enormous pressure on natural resources increasing generation of toxics waste. With raw materials becoming scarce and energy more expensive, it is imperative that we use resources more efficiently, minimise waste generation and use waste as a resource for generation of secondary raw materials. For sustainability, it is also important that we focus on reducing the adverse impacts of waste on our air, soil and water.
Healthcare
Biomedical Waste
Mercury in Healthcare
Mercury Free Dentistry
Biomedical Waste
Interventions
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Media Coverage
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Electronic Waste
Interventions
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Media Coverage
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Hazardous Waste
Interventions
Publications
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Municipal Waste
Interventions
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Plastic Waste
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Intervention
In a first, DPCC to study microplastics pollution in River Yamuna.
The Toxics Link study on River Ganga threw up alarming results as “microplastics were found in all the samples”.
“Locations with higher population density and greater industrialisation (textile, tannery, etc.) had a higher microplastics concentration in the river,” the report says.
Participation
Goa Environmental Film Festival
The cine fest is a visual tapestry of films showcasing critical environmental issues on diverse topics like water, sustainability,forest conservation, waste etc. Through the carefully handpicked films we hope to enthral the audience with their visual appeal and let them experience the glory of nature, while juxtaposing the range of callous and mindless conflicts that we have with her.Visual and creative delight aside, through the medium of films we seek to strengthen public discourse by highlighting environmental good practices and challenges.
Webinar
Toxics Link Webinar on COVID BMW: Satish Sinha
Toxics Link organized a series of webinars on Management of COVID-19 Biomedical Waste. The webinar gathered subject experts and practitioners from the field of Biomedical Waste Management. Since the event was intended to create awareness and build knowledge on COVID waste management in India, we firmly believe this video series, made from the recording of the webinar, will be useful and help in improving the current waste management status.
Project
NOKIA – TOXICS LINK PLANET KE RAKHWALE – SCHOOL AWARENESS PROGRAMME
In an endeavor to generate awareness on issues of environmental conservation, with focus on E-waste, Toxics Link joined hands with Nokia to organize School awareness programmes. The programme aims to create awareness and promote responsible handling, recycling and disposal of E-waste in the country
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