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Welcome to Basel Action Network's wikipedia page; here you will find all our detailed content. This.. ongoing project that will... be... continually updated over time.. grow... to become the hub for toxic trade newsd... following movement of toxics and hazmats from developed to developing... focused around the Basel treaty... Please click on the following to find our resources:

General Basel Action Network (Link back to main page?) Ban Highlights e-Stewards Certification Program

Basel Convention Basel Convention Basel Convention Meetings Ban Amendment Country Status (Basel Convention and Ban Amendment)

Topics Electronic Waste Ship Breaking Treaties and International Agreements - List and Status (International Toxics Progress Report Card)

Library Library (Largest categories listed below) Scientific Articles Reports Briefing Papers Legal Filings – Basel Action Network et al. v. US Maritime Administration and Environmental Protection Agency Feature Articles Speeches, Opinions and Editorials Open Letters Submissions to the Basel Convention and other Relevant Bodies Toxic Trade News BAN Photo Gallery

”The Basel Convention on the Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal” was adopted on 21 March 1989 and went into force on 5 May 1992. It establishes a framework of control over the transboundary movements of hazardous wastes. If a country has joined the treaty through the deposit of ratification (r), accession (a), acceptance (A) or Approval (AA) they are considered Parties as of the indicated date of deposit. The total number of such Parties is listed. If a country has signed the treaty but has not yet ratified it, this is indicated by the word “signature”.

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