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How safe are we, and how safe do we need to be when it comes to the pervasive threat of #PFAS? What can we do today to protect ourselves and the environment from the 'forever chemicals'? This was the focus of the first @SourceToSeas Living Lab organized in Utrecht by @WUR .
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That’s a wrap on our @SourceToSeas first living lab in Utrecht!!! Fantastic work by our stakeholders on how to reduce #PFAS
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Great to dive into how our #Horizon2020 project has impacted #plasticpollution policy with key players in the field. Good to hear we have timely reached out to the relevant #MSFD process on updating "Guidance on Monitoring Marine Litter in European Seas" 😃@EU_ScienceHub @EU_ENV
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Massive congratulations to the entire @EUROqCHARM team for the awesome work and brilliant results! 💪 Thank you for having me. 🙏 Good luck with the final steps to complete the project.
Great to dive into how our #Horizon2020 project has impacted #plasticpollution policy with key players in the field. Good to hear we have timely reached out to the relevant #MSFD process on updating "Guidance on Monitoring Marine Litter in European Seas" 😃@EU_ScienceHub @EU_ENV
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Breaking News from #ArcticPlastics2023:
You can enjoy the Early Bird Registration until 30 September
#ECS and Indigenous Peoples can apply for funding opportunities until 28 September
More info and registration at arcticplastics.is
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📢 Big #Nitrogen Policy News
@CBD_COP15 🇺🇳 adopted the #GBF including a target to at least halve #nutrient pollution by 2030
#COP15
#HalveNitrogenWaste
#BeatNitrogenPollution
#Target7➡️CBD/COP/15/L25 > bit.ly/3hAobH5
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Kathrin Kopke talk about the @SourceToSeas Project
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❌ Zero Pollution 2030
Kathrin Kopke presents @SourceToSeas
☑️reduction ☑️ mitigation and ☑️ monitoring of marine pollution in European Seas.
A holistic zero pollution framework to guide the process towards achieving zero pollution in European seas by 2030.
#AtlanticAll
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1️⃣ 0️⃣ To celebrate a decade of achievement and renew our shared commitment to the Atlantic Ocean, the Irish Government 🇮🇪 @dfatirl 🇪🇺 @EU_Commission @EUScienceInnov together with @MarineInst & @uniofgalway will host a hybrid event in Galway.
#GalwayStatement10
#AtlanticAll
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📍Our first #policybrief is online!
📝Find out more about coherent and cross-compliant #oceangovernance and how it can support the #EUgreendeal
#openaccess: crossgov.eu/wp-content/uploa…
#REAResearch #MissionOcean #Blueeconomy #Euresearch #environmentallaw #marinegovernance
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#MaREI @UCC researchers @amydoz & @KathKopke, who coordinate the @SourceToSeas project, collaborated on this comprehensive report on pollution policy led by @VLIZnews
@UCCResearch
📢 "The EU Zero Pollution Ambition" report is now available! This comprehensive study by Devriese et al. gains insights into the feasibility of EU environmental goals and initial stepping stones for governance of priority pollutants in European waters 👉 soszeropol2030.eu/wp-content…
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💃 Whoop whoop! Very happy with this first report of @SourceToSeas! EU ambition for #microplastic, #nutrients, #PFASs, and #UnderwaterNoise pollution. Huge thanks to all partners for the brilliant teamwork. 🙌 @VLIZnews @RIFS_Potsdam @MaREIcentre @WUR @GRIDArendal @Mio_Ecsde
📢 "The EU Zero Pollution Ambition" report is now available! This comprehensive study by Devriese et al. gains insights into the feasibility of EU environmental goals and initial stepping stones for governance of priority pollutants in European waters 👉 soszeropol2030.eu/wp-content…
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Thank you to ANDROMEDA partner Andy Booth for his participation at the High Polymer Research Group 61st Conference 'Polymers in Water', this week! His presentation focused on 'Degradation of Plastic Materials in the Natural Environment: Mechanisms, Importance & Implications'!
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🚜The @EU_Commission opened the door for member states to subsidise the price of fertiliser. Green groups have been highly critical of the proposal, which largely counteracts the ambitions to halve #nutrient losses.
👉🏽bit.ly/3XbzdkZ
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📢 New Publication
This is the first ever UN Guidance Document on Integrated Sustainable #Nitrogen Management. It contributes to implementing the 2⃣UNEA Resolutions on Sustainable #Nitrogen & the #Colombo Declaration ambition to #HalveNitrogenWaste.
👉🏽bit.ly/3P4az34
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#ZeroPollution & Biodiversity: First ever EU-wide limits for underwater #noise! @EU_ENV
These threshold values have been developed under the Commission’s Marine Strategy Framework Directive #MSFD & deliver on the Zero Pollution Action Plan.
@SourceToSeas europa.eu/!BNw8hJ
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#MissionOcean #MissionCork with my wonderful @MaREIcentre colleagues @amydoz & @orlapeach representing our multiple research projects @SourceToSeas @MarineSABRES #EUHorizon @Andromeda_EU & @Response #JPIOcean that contribute to and support #EUmissions
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Looking forward to attending Mission “Restore our Oceans and Waters by 2030” an Atlantic-Arctic lighthouse event @NMCI_Ireland on this beautiful Morning!!! Delighted to announce that our @SourceToSeas project has endorsed the Mission Charter!!!
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#SOSZEROPOL2030 will develop a stakeholder-led framework that will guide the EU towards achieving zero pollution in European seas by 2030. The partners will provide practical guidance from ‘source to sea’ on how to improve marine pollution management and governance approaches 1/7
















































