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A new study commissioned by the European Commission puts a figure, for the first time, on the social and economic price Europe pays for PFAS pollution – and on the difference between acting and doing nothing.
British researchers have developed an AI-assisted decision support system that learns from regulatory reports and offers real-time help when handling water quality incidents.
The Council of the EU has approved an updated list of water pollutants, including PFAS and pharmaceutical residues – while loosening the principles of the Water Framework Directive.