GEM Co-Organized the 10th International Conference on Marine Pollution and Ecotoxicology #newblogpost wix.to/pXbYlks

Delivering the science we need for the ocean we want #newblogpost wix.to/rmi0fgC

Discover the Global Estuaries Monitoring Programme centri.unibo.it/dcc-cr/en/news… #unibo

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Today we collected samples from the Humber as part of the UN Ocean Decade Global Estuaries Monitoring Project. These samples will now be shipped to City University in Hong Kong to be analysed for pharmaceuticals.

NEW REPORT: With contributions from 28 scientists, the #OceanDecade Vision 2030 White Paper on Challenge 1 outlines what needs to happen to better understand, and ultimately beat, marine pollution. 👉 Download the report: ow.ly/42WI50SkW4h #Vision2030 #BeatPollution

Happy to meet with Jefferson in this inspiring June. globalestuaries.org/post/bridging-…

New research by the Global Estuary Monitoring Programme under the framework of the #OceanDecade provides an overview of pharmaceutical pollution in estuaries. 👉 Read the study: ow.ly/KOA250TC4Qx 👉 Find out more about the Programme: ow.ly/y99050TC4Qy

To provide a global perspective on pharmaceutical pollution levels in estuaries over the last 20 years, the SKLMP GEM team published a review paper that identified data on 239 pharmaceuticals from 91 estuaries across 26 countries worldwide. 🌏More: ow.ly/4v7n50TB8w5

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Super happy to see our new article on how pharmaceutical pollution can influence salmon migration out in Science Magazine! This was a huge effort by a great team of researchers over the last few years! You can read the paper here: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…!