Information from the Division

Information from the GDCh Division of Environmental Chemistry & Ecotoxicology

Reports from the Division

Communications from the Division

The current issue 4/2025 contains, among other things, five original articles on the following topics: biomonitoring of PFAS, insecticides in Swiss rivers, fish and antidepressants, risk assessment within the framework of the "Central Zone Guidance," environmental chemistry in Germany, and a report from "Umwelt 2025" (Environment 2025). In addition, the Soil Science and soil Resources working group at the Geographical Institute of Ruhr University Bochum (RUB) and UMW environmental monitoring present themselves.

Short messages from the announcements

From the communications 4/25

     

  • The State of the World's Chemical Pollution
  • EEB: 'Forever Chemicals' poisoning Europe's waters and fish
  • Drinking water tests conducted by BUND activists detected PFAS in 42 out of 46 samples.
  • Munich Environmental Institute: PFAS and pesticides – weak compromises in EU water protection
  • Massive increase in pesticide exports from the EU
  • Publication: Pesticides alter the behavior of non-target organisms
  • UBA Texts 144/2025: Risk Management for Plant Protection Products
  • How microplastics are changing river ecology
  • According to a meta-study, children are acutely endangered by plastic.
  • Dangerous chemicals still found in Shein clothing
  • UBA Texts 145/2025: ChemSelect: The Assessment Concept
  • Research project approved: AI for Chemical Risk Prediction in Aquatic Environments
  • Reformation of science publishing: the Stockholm Declaration
  • Tunisia: Fight against old chemical factories
  • PIK report: Seven limits of planet Earth's resilience have been exceeded

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