Author:
Mortimer Munro,Reichelt-Brushett Amanda
Abstract
AbstractAnyone interested in the history of environmental chemistry, and in particular the management and remediation of pollution, soon encounters the term POP along with the Stockholm Conventionand the dirty dozen.
Publisher
Springer Nature Switzerland
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