ALT The cover image shows a river in a forested area with people working near the shore and a wooden gold mining structure in the water. Below, smaller images show thatched huts along a tropical riverbank and a person wearing gloves placing a sample into a plastic bag. The title reads “Mercury Exposure of Women in Two Latin American Gold Mining Countries,” with a subheading about elevated mercury levels, the IPEN logo, and the publication date, October 2025.

ALT An IPEN report cover titled “Exporting Lead Poisoning: The Toxic Trade in Lead Chromates” dated October 2024. At the top, open paint cans and brushes are shown with thick yellow, red, and green paint spilling and smearing across a surface. Below, two photos highlight lead paint impacts: on the left, a person tests painted playground equipment with a handheld device; on the right, a child sits on playground equipment holding a sign that reads “Children’s playgrounds must be lead-safe” from the EcoWaste Coalition. The IPEN logo and the tagline “for a toxics-free future” appear at the bottom.

ALT The cover of a report titled “Plastic Waste Trade: The Hidden Numbers” features two images of cargo ships loaded with shipping containers at busy ports. The report is dated March 2023 and is a collaboration between the University of Gothenburg, The Last Beach Cleanup, and IPEN (for a toxics-free future). The design emphasizes the global movement and environmental impact of plastic waste.