Our study published in Environment International showed that #urban indoor #gardening enhances immune regulation and diversifies skin #microbiota BIWE - Biodiversity Interventions for Well-being Aki Sinkkonen Luonnonvarakeskus HEDIMED
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Thrilled that our paper (led by Jamie Anderson) has now been published in Environment International

Our natural experimental study of co-designed sustainable park improvements showed positive impacts on walking and wellbeing behaviours.

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2024 #CleanAirProgramme #Conference ‘Analysis and Solutions: Responding to the Clean Air Challenge‘, taking place at Edgbaston Park Hotel and Conference Centre - 2 and 3 Oct 2024 - Submit your abstract by 30 April 204 - Get in touch with [email protected]

We have one final EBNet Business Interaction Voucher grant. Short timeframe to do the work (end of year), but if you are a business who wants an academic to do a piece of work in the field of environmental biotechnology, contact us! ebnet.ac.uk/funding/busine…

Environment International 🚆 PM2.5 concentrations on the LU can be over 15 times higher than those in outdoor air
🧪 However, the chemical and physical composition are very different to outdoor air, so we don't yet know the health effects of exposure to subway #tubedust
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🚨Chemical Cocktails: 80% of water samples from the Danube exceed safe levels for aquatic life, according to new research by UFZ 🚨

🐟 Exposure to a complex mixture of #chemicals may threaten vulnerable species.

More in our #ToxicFree4EU briefing: buff.ly/3wTw7ul

Europe-wide study of chemicals in rivers published in Environment International uncovers cocktail of nasties likely to have huge impact on invertebrates, algae & fish. Many of these compounds would be bad on their own but, combined, they're a toxic mess.

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Wetlands, parks and even botanical gardens among the best ways to cool cities during heatwaves surrey.ac.uk/news/wetlands-…

We're leading a new Doctoral Training Centre that will strengthen UK’s expertise in environmental health management, by developing systems for monitoring pollution in our UK waterways. bit.ly/3NZ5VEm

Pregnant women & fast food: Bad combination according to Environment International paper investigating harmful effects of Phthalates, chemicals used to make durable plastics. BBI's Dr. Alison Paquette is an author.
Seattle Children's UW Medicine
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👍 The fact that special issues are sometimes misused in the scientific publication business does not mean that all special issues are predatory.
E.g. I contributed to a World Health Organization (WHO) #EMF review special issue in Environment International of highest standard.
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Our Pollution Prevention and Remediation Technologies short course is a great opportunity for you to update your existing skills and stay up to date within the industry.

📅 Five days
📍 Cranfield campus

Book today: cranfield.ac.uk/courses/short/…

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We have two PhD opening on sensing wastewater for public health funded by The Leverhulme Trust Research Leadership award.

Systematic review & meta-analysis on epidemiological studies about radiofrequency electromagnetic fields and tinnitus, migraine and non-specific symptoms
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No associations observed, but the evidence is very uncertain.
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🌡️El aire acondicionado ha reducido en un tercio la mortalidad por altas temperaturas en España, según un estudio liderado por #ISGlobal que abarca cuatro décadas y 48 provincias españolas.

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❄️The results, published in Environment International, show that heating has reduced deaths from extreme cold by up to half.

Join our composting webinar on 18 Dec 23, 10-11 am. Speakers are Jenny Grant, REA, Prof Li Xie and Ying Ying He from Tongji Uni, China and Yingying He. Chaired by Jane Gilbert, Carbon Clarity, the webinar will explore the latest in OFMSW in China and UK. ebnet.ac.uk/231218-ebnet-c…

Day 2 is underway! And we’re ready for some great talks on the bioremediation of technology relevant metals

When developing the structure and scope for the new Science-Policy Panel (SPP) on Chemicals, Waste and Pollution Prevention it is of utmost importance to address the issue of Conflicts of Interest. See the new paper on this issue in Environmental Science & Technology Journals: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Have you registered for our upcoming conference 'Bio-recovery of technology-relevant metals' 12-14 December in Manchester? It's free to attend thanks to Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research funding. See the program and register: mib-nibb.webspace.durham.ac.uk/bio-recovery-o…