The ChimERA project: Coupling mechanistic exposure and effect models into an integrated platform for ecological risk assessment

F. de Laender, P.J. van den Brink, C.R. Janssen, A. Di Guardo

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Abstract

Current techniques for the ecological risk assessment of chemical substances are often criticised for their lack of environmental realism, ecological relevance and methodological accuracy. ChimERA is a 3-year project (2013-2016), funded by Cefic's Long Range Initiative (LRI) that aims to address some of these concerns by developing and testing mechanistic fate and effect models, and coupling of these models into one integrated platform for risk assessment. This paper discusses the backdrop against which this project was initiated and lists its objectives and planned methodology.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)6263-6267
JournalEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research
Volume21
Issue number9
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2014

Keywords

  • stress ecology
  • insecticide
  • ecosystems
  • recovery
  • ecotoxicology
  • chemicals

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