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Incorporating Nature‐based Solutions into the Built Environment

A New Chapter: IEAM welcomes Editor in Chief Sabine Apitz

Investigating the exposure and impact of chemical UV filters on coral reef ecosystems: Review and research gap prioritization

Jannicke Moe on the advantages of Bayesian Network Models.

Spatiotemporal Controllability and Environmental Risk Assessment of Genetically Engineered Gene Drive Organisms from the Perspective of European Union Genetically Modified Organism Regulation.

We talk with co-author Nil Basu to find out what their critical review “A State-of-the-Art Review of Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Pollution” reveals.

A new study published in IEAM set out to find a better way to monitor fish populations in Canadian waters affected by mining activity. We spoke with lead author Alyse Kambeitz to hear more..

We focus on a paper which spotlights chemicals that are common in household cleaning products yet are lacking sufficient data to allow for proper environmental risk assessments. The chemicals of focus in this study are polymers, organic compounds with a wide range of functions including emulsifiers, dispersants, or defoaming agents.

From individuals to populations: Assessing endocrine impacts of pesticides, with Mark Crane

A deep dive into the complexities of deep-sea mining, with Andrea Koschinsky

Finding balance: Resilience in ERA, with Marco Vighi and Andreu Rico

Tipping the scales: weight of evidence approach for qualities and quantities, with Susan Cormier

Tipping the scales: weight of evidence approach for qualities and quantities, with Susan Cormier

Expanding options: Alternatives analysis and predictive tox, with Tim Malloy

Untapped resources: Finding the right ecotox studies for risk assessment, with Christina Rudén

You are what you eat, or so you think. The next time you sit down to enjoy that bowl of cioppino or salmon fillet, you may be ingesting more than you realize. Plastic pollution is widespread in global waters, and microplastics—particles smaller than 5 mm—are being increasingly found in the most popular seafood items

No small deal: Evaluating nanomaterials with alternatives assessment, with Rune Hjorth

No small deal: Evaluating nanomaterials with alternatives assessment, with Rune Hjorth

We chat with Ruud Jongbloed to get the highlights of CUMULEO.

Wayne Munns discusses the reasons for and challenges to the routine inclusion of ES endpoints in ERAs.