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Pharmaceutical pollution: A weakly regulated global environmental risk

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Organisation: Strategic Research Council at the Academy of Finland

Implications for the seafood industry, consumers and the environment arising from contamination of shellfish with pharmaceuticals, plastics and potentially toxic elements: A case study from Irish waters with a global orientation

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Organisation: Technological University of the Shannon, Ireland

Ecological effects of antibiotics on natural ecosystems: A review

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Organisation: Water Research Institute, Bari, Italy

Effects of Escherichia coli pollution on decomposition of aquatic plants: Variation due to microbial community composition and the release and cycling of nutrients

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Organisation: Hohai University, China

The Toxic Effects of Antibiotics on Freshwater and Marine Photosynthetic Microorganisms: State of the Art

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Organisation: Polish Academy of Sciences

Ibuprofen: Toxicology and Biodegradation of an Emerging Contaminant

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Organisation: Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Mexico City

Long-term effects of widespread pharmaceutical pollution on trade-offs between behavioural, life-history and reproductive traits in fish

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Organisation: Monash University

Pharmaceuticals in the Aquatic Environment: A Review on Eco-Toxicology and the Remediation Potential of Algae

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Organisation: University of Gdansk, Poland

Critical review article: Pharmaceuticals in the Environment — Global occurrences and cooperative action

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Project: Pharmaceuticals in the Environment — Global occurrences and cooperative action

Organisation: IWW Water Centre, Germany

Pollution of Soil by Pharmaceuticals: Implications for Metazoan and Environmental Health

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Organisation: Annual Review Phytopathology

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HCWH Europe gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the European Commission (EC)’s LIFE+ programme, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, and Nuclear Safety (BMU), and the German Environment Agency (UBA) for this project. HCWH Europe is solely responsible for its content and related materials. The views expressed do not reflect the official views of the EC, BMU, or UBA.