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1 European uopea Environment Agency (EEA) Copenhagen, Denmark
2 The EEA mission The EEA aims to support sustainable development and to help achieve significant and measurable improvement in Europe s environment, through the provision of timely, targeted, relevant and reliable information to policy making agents and the public
3 EEA member and collaborating countries Member countries Collaborating countries
4 State of the Environment in Europe Report (SOER) SOER 2010 Astana 2011
5 Relevant EEA Reports ( europa eu) Hazardous substances Endocrine disrupters Air quality in Europe 2012 EEA Technical Report 8/2011 EEA Technical Report 2/2012 EEA Technical Report 4/2012
6 Environmental Monitoring Peter Pärt 6 - Meeting on. Place, date
7 DDT (The mother of Environmental Toxicology) Dichloro-diphenyl-trichloro-ethane
8 Silent Spring Rachel Carson ( )
9 Silent spring raised awareness of the presence negative impact of DDT in the environment Søren Jensen A Swedish researcher of Danish orign, Dr. Soren Jensen, was trying to study DDT levels in human blood when a mysterious group of chemical compounds kept recurring in his samples, interfering with his analyses. The compound was found in both wildlife an human samples from as early as 1935, before DDT was introduced. He finally identified the compound as a polychlorinated bisphenol or PCB
10 DDT and PCB Lipid- or fat soluble Persistent resistant to degradation Bioaccumulating concentration ti in the body increases over time Biomagnifying concentration increases along the food chain. Top predators have the highest levels Reprotoxic, immunotoxic in wildlife Declining population almost extinction in top predators (white tailed sea eagle, peregrine falcon, kestrel, otters, seals, whales, dolphins
11 Environmental monitoring driving legislation Peregrine falcon Kestrel Seal Dolphin European otter DDT ban Europe (EU): 1981 PCB ban Europe (EU): 1985 PCB, UNEP Stockholm Convention on POPs: 2001
12 Swedish Baltic Monitoring Program (start 1972)
13 Swedish Baltic Monitoring program Species Cod Herring Perch Guillemont Eelpout Flounder Blue Mussel Dab
14 Swedish Baltic Monitoring program Example of results spcb
15 International Monitoring Programs AMAP (Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program) OSPAR (Oslo-Paris Convention for the Northern Atlantic) HELCOM (Helsinki Convention for the Baltic) MED POL Program (UNEP Mediterranean Action Plan) UNEP Stockholm Convention on POPs CLRTAP (The Convention on Long-Range Trans boundary Air Pollution) REACH (European Union) Water Framework Directive (European Union)
16 AMAP (
17 Why the Arctic? Pollutants are trapped in cold regions because of a distillation process
18 POPs in air (Svalbard)
19 Human contamination
20 AMAP
21 Human exposure to mercury
22 Global Environmental Monitoring (from measurements to satellites) Global Monitoring for Environmental Security (GMES) GMES (Global Monitoring for Environment and Security) is a European initiative for the implementation of information services dealing with environment and security. It will be based on observation data received from Earth Observation satellites and ground based information. These data will be coordinated, analysed and prepared for end-users, so they can better understand each other and make environmental and security-related information available to the people who need it through enhanced or new services.
23 Thank you! Copenhagen, Denmark
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