US EditionSTEEP research collaboration: A review of PFAS in the Arctic
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On Wednesday, July 9, 2025, the University of Poitiers, the CNRS, and Eaux de Vienne signed a partnership to develop joint research on water quantity and quality. The treatment of PFAS, or perennial pollutants, is one of the current issues.
STEEP research collaboration: A review of PFAS in the Arctic
Read the full story from the University of Rhode Island. While no factories spew PFAS into the Fram Strait, nor are huge consumer populations flushing PFAS down the drain, researchers still find PFAS in the water, snow, and wildlife. To address this, STEEP director Rainer Lohmann paired with an impressive group of international scientists to … Continue reading STEEP research collaboration: A review of PFAS in the Arctic
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