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FRAM - Centre for Future Chemical Risk Assessment and Management Strategies
FRAM - Centre for Future Chemical Risk Assessment and Management Strategies
Tents in Brunnsparken at the Science Festival
The International Science Festival, that is held in Gothenburg every year, is an important arena for FRAM to meet the public.
Photo: Niklas Bernstone
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The International Science Festival

The International Science Festival in Gothenburg is one of Europe’s leading popular science events. FRAM arranges open seminars to spread knowledge about risks connected to chemicals, and what we do to manage them.

2019: "Chemicals, an ignored sustainable development goal?"

Do we need a new international SDG about chemicals, similar to the Swedish goal of a “non-toxic environment”?

Participating are Anna Lennquist from ChemSec, Bethanie Carney Almroth from the University of Gothenburg, Magnus Nydén from Nouryon, and Thomas Backhaus and Åsa Arrhenius from FRAM at the University of Gothenburg.

Watch the video recording from the seminar: "Chemicals, an ignored sustainable development goal?" on our Youtube channel.

Navigate to video: The International Science Festival 2019: Chemicals - an ignored "Sustainable Development Goal?
Video (12:32)
The International Science Festival 2019: Chemicals - an ignored "Sustainable Development Goal?
Chemicals are crucial. They enable healthcare, food production, consumer products & infrastructure. However, this is not only a story about benefits. Chemicals also pollute humans and nature alike. Do we need a new international Sustainable Development Goal about chemicals, similar to the Swedish goal of a “non-toxic environment”? This video is a shorted version, recorded at the International Science Festival in Gothenburg 2019. Participating are Anna Lennquist from ChemSec, Bethanie Carney Almroth from the University of Gothenburg, Magnus Nydén from Nouryon, and Thomas Backhaus and Åsa Arrhenius from the University of Gothenburg.

2019: "Chemicals, an ignored sustainable development goal?"

Do we need a new international SDG about chemicals, similar to the Swedish goal of a “non-toxic environment”?

Participating are Anna Lennquist from ChemSec, Bethanie Carney Almroth from the University of Gothenburg, Magnus Nydén from Nouryon, and Thomas Backhaus and Åsa Arrhenius from FRAM at the University of Gothenburg.

Watch the video recording from the seminar: "Chemicals, an ignored sustainable development goal?" on our Youtube channel.

Navigate to video: The International Science Festival 2019: Chemicals - an ignored "Sustainable Development Goal?
Video (12:32)
The International Science Festival 2019: Chemicals - an ignored "Sustainable Development Goal?
Chemicals are crucial. They enable healthcare, food production, consumer products & infrastructure. However, this is not only a story about benefits. Chemicals also pollute humans and nature alike. Do we need a new international Sustainable Development Goal about chemicals, similar to the Swedish goal of a “non-toxic environment”? This video is a shorted version, recorded at the International Science Festival in Gothenburg 2019. Participating are Anna Lennquist from ChemSec, Bethanie Carney Almroth from the University of Gothenburg, Magnus Nydén from Nouryon, and Thomas Backhaus and Åsa Arrhenius from the University of Gothenburg.
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