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Arctic pollution in a One Health perspective – from complex challenges to sustainable solutions

ArcSolution is a project that aims to reduce pollution in the Arctic using a comprehensive approach that considers both environmental and human health.

Funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe Program, Grant No. 101135051 — ArcSolution

ArcSolution webinar #8

Join us for a webinar on: Marine Protected Areas: planning, myth, and zombie ideas
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fish net on beach
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Plastic Pollution in the Marine Environment of the Arctic – Written Summary ArcSolution webinar #6

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02/10/2026
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Citizen Science Campaign Launched at Kongsbakken School in Tromsø

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29/09/2026
arcsolution researchers and locals together in library in longyearbyen
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ArcSolution researchers visit Longyearbyen to share research, discuss pollution and engage with the community

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31/08/2026
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Complex Exposure Situations in the Arctic: PFAS Add to Legacy POPs – Written Summary ArcSolution webinar #5

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22/07/2026
Scientist drinks meltwater on iceberg in the Arctic: Photo: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce.
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Geopolitical changes in the Arctic and their implications for pollution research – Written Summary ArcSolution webinar #4

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15/07/2026
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Pollution in a Changing Arctic: Research and Regulatory Challenges – Written Summary ArcSolution webinar #3

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08/07/2026

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