ASSEDEL submits its report on plastic pollution disaster to the European Commission (visually supported)

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ASSEDEL is proud to announce its first submission to the European Commission. The report sheds light on the plastic pollution disaster in Turkey from different angles. The report not only emphasizes irresponsibility of Turkish government on the issue but also explains the indispensability of taking adequate measures by each of the EU Member States. ASSEDEL hopes that the drafted report helps the European Commission to take necessary steps.

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