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Fig. 1 Graphic representation of the life cycle of chemicals (red) and coverage by different regulatory frameworks (blue = covered, grey = not covered, see list of abbreviations below)
Fig. 2 The conceptual framework for operationalizing the solutions‑focused approach, illustrating how it assists in risk assessment and management of chemical pollution in relation to water quality [8]

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