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Für Mensch & Umwelt Trends and advancements in sampling and preservation of samples for the identification of emerging concern What are the challenges for environmental specimen banks? Jan Koschorreck German Environment Agency /

Structure 1. WHAT ARE ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANKS? 2. ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANKS IN A CHANGING WORLD 3. JOINING FORCES AND VISIBILITY 4. ICESB 2017 2

WHAT IS AN ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANK? 3

WHAT IS AN ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANK? 4

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANKS - EVOLUTION 5

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANK A STATEMENT FOR DIVERSITY 6

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANKS THE GLOBAL VIEW ANDRA, 2015 7

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANKS OLD AND NEW OBJECTIVES The example of the ANDRA Ecothèque shows that the concept of specimen banking can be applied to special needs, e.g. long term surveillance of a nuclear waste repository. The common denomenator are cold archives where samples are stored for environmental problems that we are not aware of, yet. Pictures: EC (2006), ANDRA (2015), Wikipedia (2015), Fraunhofer IBMT (2013) 8

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANKING IN A CHANGING WORLD Metal species and isotopes, Suspect/NonTarget Analysis, Biological effect markers, Indicators for food web changes, climate change, acidification, nutrient loads,... Chemical analysis is developing with tremendous speed. Many of these techniques can be applied to archived samples Some techniques may open the door for new samples, e.g. water, air Figure adapted from: EC (2011), Position paper 16, Monitoring Chemical Pollution In Europe s Seas 9

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIMEN BANKING IN A CHANGING WORLD WHAT WE WILL BE MONITORING IN 2050? AND WHAT TOOLS WILL WE BE USING in 2050? Biological effects asssessment is improving rapidly New idea of complementary virtual ESBs based on Non Target Spectra Integrative exposure assessment of human and environmental monitoring data are high on the political agenda ESBs are testing new environmental matrices, e.g. sewage sludge, suspended particulate matter and passive samplers for water and air New monitoring compartments, e.g. urban environments/megacities Big data will allow for a more integrative analysis of the chemical and biological parameters 10

JOINING FORCES SHARING DATA There are a lot of ESB data on certain compounds, e.g. old and new POPs, metals but also non-regulated compounds. These data may support Prioritisation and effectiveness evaluation under Stockholm Convention P and B-assessment under e.g. REACH legislation Global Minamata Convention on the restriction of Mercury pollution EU Information Platform for Chemical Monitoring (IPCHEM) Norman databases Most ESB data are currently not readily accessible including data on novel and emerging chemicals ESBs can provide chemical monitoring information of defined quality and traceability to chemical management and other policy fields 11

JOINING FORCES PROJECTS & FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES European Territorial Cooperation (INTERREG): From 2014 to 2020, the EU provides 1.4 billion euros for infrastructure programmes. Horizon 2020 with nearly 80 billion of funding available from 2014-2020, e.g. Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions on Innovative Training Networks for research training/doctoral programmes incl. Non-European partners Metrological community is interested in environmental specimen banking, e.g. EURAMET programme Ongoing applications, e.g. COST, BONUS, EURAMET National ESB projects including samples from other ESBs? Potential for Norman project including ESB samples? Most ESB data are currently not readily accessible including data on novel and emerging chemicals ESBs can provide chemical monitoring information of defined quality and traceability to chemical management and other policy fields ESB project proposals have good funding perspectives. Monitoring data as well as temporal trends are becoming increasingly important. 12

VISIBILITY AND INTER-ESB INTER-ESB group The international environmental specimen bank group promotes the worldwide development of technologies and strategies of environmental specimen banking. IESB seeks the cooperation and collaboration among almost 30 specimen banks around the globe. WEBSITE IESB Website will move under the umbrella of the UBA website. We need your ideas and your pictures, protocols, movies, etc.,... Quelle: UBA, NIES (2015) 13

International Environmental Specimen Bank Conference, 2017 Resarch center for experimental marine biology and biotechnology 14

Vielen Dank für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit Jan.Koschorreck@uba.de www.uba.de www.umweltprobenbank.de 13.04.2016 / Hier steht der Veranstaltungstitel in 12 Punkt 15