Mie Olsen is the Scandinavian reporter for Courthouse News Service. She has her own company and writes in-depth content on everything from sustainable technologies to European macropolitics.
Pesticide producer Cheminova sends mercury and arsenic into the sea along with its wastewater, according to reports. In 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment raised the company's limits on discharging toxic chemicals, despite environmental regulations protecting marine life and water quality.
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The small Swedish host to the continental song contest Eurovision warmed up to its second semifinals with both a large number of excited music contest fans and protesters decrying Israel’s participation in Thursday’s show.
Pesticide producer Cheminova sends mercury and arsenic into the sea along with its wastewater, according to reports. In 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment raised the company's limits on discharging toxic chemicals, despite environmental regulations protecting marine life and water quality.
Pesticide producer Cheminova sends mercury and arsenic into the sea along with its wastewater, according to reports. In 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment raised the company's limits on discharging toxic chemicals, despite environmental regulations protecting marine life and water quality.
Pesticide producer Cheminova sends mercury and arsenic into the sea along with its wastewater, according to reports. In 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment raised the company's limits on discharging toxic chemicals, despite environmental regulations protecting marine life and water quality.
Pesticide producer Cheminova sends mercury and arsenic into the sea along with its wastewater, according to reports. In 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment raised the company's limits on discharging toxic chemicals, despite environmental regulations protecting marine life and water quality.
Pesticide producer Cheminova sends mercury and arsenic into the sea along with its wastewater, according to reports. In 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment raised the company's limits on discharging toxic chemicals, despite environmental regulations protecting marine life and water quality.
