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1 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE FACULTY OF SCIENCE Mark Huijbregts and Aafke Schipper Environmental Sciences

2 Radboud University Nijmegen Environmental Sciences Introduction Mark Huijbregts Assistent Professor, Department Environmental Science, Radboud University, Nijmegen Field of Expertsise: Risk Assessment of chemicals and Life Cycle Assessment of products Aafke Schipper Postdoc, Department Environmental Science, Radboud University, Nijmegen Field of Expertise: Multistress assessment in river ecosystems

3 Radboud University Nijmegen Environmental Sciences Human and Environmental Risk Assessment (HERA): Substances StaffDr. Ad Ragas, Dr. Mark Huijbregts Prof. Dik v.d. Meent/Ton Breure (RIVM), Prof. Jan Hendriks AimEnvironmental risk management Topicsrisk assessment, uncertainty analysis critical body burdens, valuation CO 2, CH 4, N, PCB, Cd, H + …

4 Radboud University Nijmegen Environmental Sciences Nature and Water Management (NWM): Rivers and Estuaries StaffDr. Rob Leuven, Dr. Rob Lenders Dr. Marieke van Katwijk, Prof. Peter Herman (NIOO), Prof. Jan Hendriks AimIntegrated river-coastal management TopicsDevelopment and restoration, rivers- estuaries, multi-stress, sea grass meadows, eco-engineering, bio-invasions

5 Radboud University Nijmegen Environmental Sciences Uncertainty in a risk assessment framework 1. Expertise RU - EUTGD spreadsheet, Simplebox - Monte Carlo simulation 1-4 - Comparison with field data 5-8 - Uncertainty versus variability 2,9 2. Contribution RU - Assessment of uncertainty in environmental risk outcomes due to uncertainties in the new QSAR regression equations - Identifying dominant sources of uncertainties in the probabilistic analysis - Comparison with field data? References 1. Roelofs et al. 2003. ETC 22 (6): 1387-1393. 2. Hauck et al. Chemosphere 72 (6): 959-967. 3. Harbers et al. 2006. EST 40 (5): 1573-1580. 4. Henning-de Jong et al. 2008. ETC 27 (3):737-745. 5. Smitkova et al. 2005. SAR QSAR Research 16 (5): 483–493. 6. Hauck et al. 2007. EST 41 (8): 2738-2744. 7 Hendriks et al. 2007. Chemosphere 70 (1): 46-56. 8. De Vos et al. 2008. Chemosphere 70 (10): 1766-1773. 9. Ragas et al. 2009. IEAM 5 (1): 27–37.

6 Radboud University Nijmegen Environmental Sciences 1. Expertise RU - Mechanistic population/ecosystem models 1-3 - Multivariate statistical analysis 4 - Valuation from the life cycle assessment of products 2. Contribution RU - Quantifying effects of toxicants on ecosystem services - mechanistic versus statistical - various geographical scales - comparison with other stressors - Value of the ecosystem services affected - Application to the chemical classes included in CADASTER References 1. Breure et al. 2008. Science of the Total Environment 406 (3): 530-536. 2. Hendriks, 2007. Ecological Modelling 2007; 205: 196-208. 3 Hendriks and Enserink, 1996. Ecological Modelling 88 (1-3): 247-262. 4. Schipper et al. 2008. Environmental Pollution 151: 17-26. Valuation of substitution of chemicals


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