Prof. Hemda Garelick

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- Subcommittee on Chemical and Biophysical Processes in the Environment
- Interdivisional Committee on Green Chemistry for Sustainable Development (ICGCSD)
- Project Committee
- VI. Chemistry and the Environment Division
- Committee on Chemistry and Industry
- Interdivisional Subcommittee on Materials Chemistry (ISMC)
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My IUPAC Activity
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Environmental Chemistry, Green and Sustainable Chemistry
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Remediation technologies for the removal of arsenic from water and wastewater
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IUPAC's role in developing interdisciplinary/ collaborative work in the Chemistry community and beyond - the focus for the 2017 WCLM
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Environmental Chemistry - Development of Three Technical Symposia at the 46th IUPAC Congress, Sao Paulo 2017
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Development of a Technical Symposium on ‘Innovative Chemistry for Environmental Enhancement’ for Theme 3 ‘Chemistry for the Environment’ at the 47th IUPAC World Chemistry Congress, Paris, 2019
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Bioavailability of Endocrine Substances in Aquatic Ecosystems
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Building Broader and Deeper Links Between OPCW and IUPAC
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Minimal requirements for reporting analytical data for environmental samples (revised title)
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Human Health Risk Consideration of Nano-enabled Pesticides for Industry and Regulators
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Planning and coordination of global activities for the celebration of IUPAC100 in 2019
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Chemistry in the classroom
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Regional Cooperation and Sustainable Water Management of Transboundary Water Workshop
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Regional Drinking Water Quality Assessment in the Near East (Palestinian Authority, Jordan, and Israel) - An Overview and Perspective
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Water and Environmental Analysis - a Symposium part of HPLC 2017
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Guidance for substance-related environmental monitoring strategies regarding soil and surface water
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The environmental and health challenges of e-waste and its management: an emerging 21st century global concern
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IUPAC's contribution to achieving the new UN Sustainable Development Goals -- the focus for the 2015 WCLM
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Consideration of bioavailability of metals/metal compounds in the aquatic environment