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Science Communications

12/09

Annual Newsletter

Euro Chlor publishes an Annual Newsletter to update the scientific community and the general public on the progress we made over the past year in providing scientifically sound data and information to improve awareness and understanding of chlorine chemistry.

We endeavour to achieve this goal by producing, or sponsoring, a variety of publications. As part of Euro Chlor's commitment to encourage openness and transparency and to support science-based decision making, we make this material freely available on the Internet via our website.

Click here to download the 2009 newsletter (PDF).

Past newsletters: 2008, 2007, 2006

Further information: eurochlor@cefic.be

SETAC

Euro Chlor is a sustaining member of SETAC Europe (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry). The society is a non-profit international professional body made up of people and institutions from academia, government  and industry.

The major areas of interest of SETAC are:

• The study and analysis of environmental problems, as well as the development of solutions to these problems;
• The management and regulation of natural resources;
• Environmental education;
• Research and development.

SETAC supports the development of principles and practices for protection, enhancement and management of sustainable environmental quality and ecosystem integrity.

SETAC Europe holds an annual regional conference which attracts over 2,000 scientists  as well as students of environmental sciences.

For more information click on the SETAC website.