- 1.3.1: Presence of chemicals in humans
- 1.3.2: Presence of chemicals in the environment
- 1.3.3: Effects in humans and ecosystems
- 1.3.3.1: Sensitive sub-populations
- 1.3.3.2: Reproductive health
Current page is 1.3.3.3: Biodiversity and ecosystems
- 1.3.4: Methods
- 1.3.5: Science of risk assessment
Task Forces
Workshops
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From 04-03-2008 to 06-03-2008Fish alternatives in environmental risk assessment (c)
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From 18-06-2008 to 19-06-2008Probabilistic approaches for marine hazard assessment
Organisation of a scoping meeting in April 2008 to build upon ECETOC task force activities and highlight further actions that ECETOC and/or Cefic LRI can take to advance the scientific basis for PBT, vPvB, POP chemical risk assessment
Monitoring of an LRI project about population dynamics modelling for ecotoxicology
Biodiversity and ecosystems
The objective of this strategic science area is to identify the key science issues relevant to risk assessment of chemicals in the environment in a way that is relevant to the potential impact on biodiversity of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.
Recent related publications
Search Publications
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WR 15 - The Probabilistic Approaches for Marine Hazard Assessment
June 2009[ Abstract - Request Full PDF]
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00 - ECETOC Work Plan
December 2008[ Abstract - Request Full PDF]
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01 - Overview of activities per science area
December 2008[ Abstract - Request Full PDF]