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Join us for an in-depth exploration of the 2024 spill data, where we move beyond paper headlines to uncover the real story. This webinar will examine water company performance, analyse individual actions taken, and evaluate the current monitoring programs. We'll also discuss groundbreaking innovations in monitoring, challenges on the horizon, and strategies for improving spill management in the future. Gain a clearer picture of the 2024 results and learn how we can collectively drive be...

As industries strive for greater sustainability and regulatory compliance, tracking fossil carbon in waste-to-energy (WtE) processes has never been more critical. Understanding the balance between biogenic and fossil carbon is essential for accurate emissions reporting and optimizing resource recovery. Join leading experts Dr Johann Fellner and Olivier Bobin in this insightful webinar, where they will share cutting-edge methods for fossil carbon tracking, including the balance method...

Enhancing public health through environmental routine assessments: a focus on total cyanide analysis
Ensuring safe water supplies is crucial for protecting public health, and environmental impact assessments play a key role in this effort. Join us on the 20 March from 2-3pm GMT for an expert-led webinar: 'Enhancing public health through environmental impact assessments: a focus on total cyanide analysis'. This session will provide essential insights into the latest advancements in cyanide detection, regulatory considerations, and best practices for ensuring water quality. Moderated...
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Mercury pollution remains a major global concern, with significant implications for air quality, public health, and environmental safety. In a compelling lecture, Hangtian Zhou delves into the complex relationship between meteorological factors, chemical composition, and the partitioning of reactive atmospheric mercury. This session explores how temperature, humidity, and particle composition influence the transformation and behavior of mercury in the atmosphere. With mercury capable...
Environmental monitoring is undergoing a transformation, driven by AI, IoT, and cutting-edge sensor technology. In a recent lecture, Miguel from Bettair explores how these innovations are shaping the future of air quality measurement and regulatory compliance. As new European standards push for improved environmental assessments, monitoring systems must balance accuracy, affordability, and scalability. Miguel delves into hybrid networks and multi-scale monitoring, explaining how indica...
Environmental monitoring - future regulatory challenges, opportunities, and UK alignment with the EU
Stay ahead in the evolving regulatory landscape with Scott Pepper. His session offers a concise update on critical regulatory developments affecting UK manufacturers. He'll explore the shifting UK and EU regulatory frameworks post-Brexit, identify future challenges and opportunities, and discuss how UK businesses can align with EU standards while influencing upcoming regulatory changes. Gain the insights needed to navigate this complex environment and drive compliance with confidence....
Elvina Vergara, a PhD candidate from Chile, presents an in-depth analysis of mercury concentrations in fish across Latin America. Mercury contamination in fish is a growing concern worldwide. Particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, where both fish consumption and mining activities contribute to elevated mercury exposure. In this lecture, Elvina highlights the risks associated with human consumption and the need for stronger environmental policies. The impact of mercury in th...
In a recent lecture, experts from the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) discuss the evolution of low-cost air quality sensors and the development of a standardized code of practice. Air pollution remains one of the most pressing global environmental challenges. Accurate monitoring is essential for effective legislation and public health protection. Advancements in low-cost air quality sensors are crucial in making air quality monitoring more accessible, scalable, and effective. The...
Lake Baikal, the world’s deepest freshwater lake, has become a critical site for air mercury monitoring. It offers valuable insights into regional and global environmental changes. During this presentation, researchers presented a decade-long dataset (2011–2021) collected from the Listvyanka monitoring station on the lake’s shore. Along with findings from a comprehensive air mercury survey covering 1,800 kilometers above Lake Baikal. Mercury monitoring at Lake Baikal The Listvy...
The field of gas detection has come a long way from its humble beginnings over a century ago. During a recent conference, experts explored the advancements and challenges in gas sensing technologies, highlighting the critical role of innovation in meeting ever-evolving demands. Led by Martin Willett, the session delved into the applications, methods, and customer needs that drive continuous improvements in gas detection systems. The complexity of gas detection Gas sensing applicat...
Join Ian Ross, Ph.D., FRSC, for a deep dive into the challenges and opportunities in PFAS analysis. With over 30 years' expertise, Ian will explore the complexities of PFAS contamination, provide insights on innovative analytical methods, and discuss emerging solutions in environmental management. Don't miss this expert-led session. Key learnings from this webinar Understanding PFAS complexity: learn about the unique challenges posed by PFAS contamination, including its persist...
Samuel Charlie from Aramco recently presented groundbreaking findings on mercury monitoring in oil storage tanks. Mercury in the oil industry: a persistent challenge Mercury contamination is a significant concern in the oil industry. This is primarily due to its impact on equipment and environmental health. As a byproduct of fossil fuel processing, mercury poses risks during natural gas liquefaction, where it corrodes aluminum heat exchangers, leading to product losses. In oil ref...
Megan Hine from Dräger Safety explores the challenges and innovations in fugitive emissions monitoring. Fugitive emissions - unintentional leaks from equipment or processes - pose significant environmental and safety risks. This lecture highlights cutting-edge approaches to detection and monitoring. Understanding fugitive emissions Fugitive emissions differ from stack emissions as they are unpredictable and challenging to monitor. They include leaks from valves, pipelines, and...
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IET 35.2 March
April 2025
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