D4.2 Best practices to achieve zero pollution,selected pollutants

Overview (report, one for each region) of obstacles and best practices within the current regional and national governance landscape to achieve zero pollution of the selected pollutant case studies.
Emerging PFAS governance in North-East Atlantic and the Black Sea, and TWPs governance in the Mediterranean Sea.

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D4.2 Best practices to achieve zero pollution,selected pollutants

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