How NonHazCity paves the way for a tox-free Europe

31 May 2021

From toothpaste to toys, hazardous chemicals are everywhere around us. Read about the Interreg project NonHazCity and its #MadeWithInterreg solutions for a greener and healthier life. Together with another project from the North Sea region, Sullied Sediments, they show how dedicated people working across borders are putting the EU Green Deal into practice.

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The article featuring the Interreg Baltic Sea Region project NonHazCity is available at the portal interreg.eu.

In this and other article from this series, you can learn about various transnational projects from around Europe and how they work across borders to shape a better future for all Europeans.

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