2013 Globe Archive

19 December—Volume 14 Issue 12

• John Giesy Presented SETAC Global Partners' Capacity-Building Award
• Valedictory Message from 2013 SETAC North America President
• SETAC North America Looking Forward to a Great 2014
• SETAC Globe, Past Present and Future
• SETAC Co-Sponsors Mercury Science and Policy Symposium in Kumamoto, Japan Ahead of UNEP Convention
• Ensuring the Quality of Toxicity Test Results
• Fate and Ecotoxicity of Nanoparticles in the Environment: Current Status and the Way Forward
• Please Help Us Promote the Global Horizon Scanning Project

7 November—Volume 14 Issue 11

• Global Horizon Scanning and Research Prioritization Project Launched in Lusaka
• Risk and Management—How Is Hazard to Be Controlled?
• What Works and Why? A Solution-Focused Risk Assessment Session Sponsored by the Global Ecological Risk Assessment Advisory Group
• Canadian Oil Sands Sessions at the SETAC North America 34th Annual Meeting
• SETAC Nashville Sessions Sponsored by the Chemistry Advisory Group
• Understanding Chemical Effects, Exposure and Risk for Amphibians and Reptiles
• SETAC Nashville—Deepwater Horizon/MC252 Spill Update
• What Do We Know About the Ecological Risk of Personal Care Product Ingredients?
• Report on the 2013 SETAC Australasia Conference
• Ruth Patrick: A Pioneering Environmental Biologist

10 October—Volume 14 Issue 10

• SETAC Africa Meeting Report
• In Memoriam, Nicolaas Tieme de Oude
• Ecological Risk and Impacts Relevant to Tennessee and the Region
• Nashville Workshop on Mechanistic Effect Models for Ecological Risk Assessment
• Global Problem, Local Solution: Organization of Regional Chapters
• What Type of Science and Assessment Do You Want to Discuss?
• How Can Sustainability Be Made “Real?”
• Environmental Implications of Biochar, a Special Symposium in Nashville
• Ensuring the Quality of Toxicity Test Results

12 September—Volume 14 Issue 9

• Executive Director’s Corner
• Stage is Set for a Fantastic Week in Nashville
• Coordinated Science Themes—Beyond Nashville
• 10 Tips for Grad Students to Make the Most of a Scientific Conference
• Podcasting with IEAM
• Selecting Materials to Achieve Reduced-Toxicity Products
• Getting Over the Hump: Northern California Chapter Annual Meeting
• In Memoriam: Gilman Veith

15 August—Volume 14 Issue 8

• SETAC Launches a Global Horizon Scanning and Research Prioritization Project
• Editor’s Corner
• 2013 SETAC Australasia Meeting Preview
• A New Tool for Developing and Documenting Adverse Outcome Pathways
• First International Conference on Environmental Safety and Ecological Criteria
• Stockholm Convention: Chemicals, Progress and Future Trends
• Regional Spotlight: Prairie Northern Chapter Celebrating 4 Years and Growing
• In Memoriam: Kevin A. Johnson

18 July—Volume 14 Issue 7

• Polychaete Worms Increase the Bioavailability of Mercury in Coastal Regions
• Benign by Design—Replacing Toxic Chemicals
• Misled by Pollutants: The Infochemical Effect—Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecotoxicology
• Landscape Ecotoxicology and Spatially Explicit Risk Assessment
• Modelling and Empirical Approaches for Improving the Ecological Realism of Ecotoxicology
• Closing the Gap between Academic Research and Regulatory Risk Assessment of Chemicals
• Regional Spotlight: SETAC North America’s Pacific Northwest Chapter
• Foster Mayer Doctoral Student Presentation Awards
• Participate in the SETAC Global Science Committee

20 June—Volume 14 Issue 6

• Message from the SETAC Europe President
• Have You Been Following the ET&C Impact Papers Essay Series?
• Valedictory Address from SETAC Europe’s Immediate Past President
• Glasgow Session on Environmental Exposure and Effects of Pharmaceuticals and Veterinary Medicines—Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecotoxicology
• Aquatic and Terrestrial Plant Ecology, Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment
• Bridging the Gap Between Risk Perception and Ecotoxicology Research—How Can We Communicate to Improve Our Outreach?
• Planned Giving and SETAC—Ensuring Our Society’s Future

9 May—Volume 14 Issue 5

• SETAC Best Paper Awards
• 2013 Update on SETAC's Global Mercury Partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme
• Ecological Risk Assessment Advisory Group Glasgow Workshop
• Call for Nominations of Individuals to Lead and Coordinate Science Themes at the Nashville Meeting
• First Part of SETAC Europe Workshop MAgPIE a Success!
• SETAC North America Earth Day Grant Winner Supports Kids at the Boise WaterShed Earth Day Celebration
• Ecosystem Services and Environmental Stressors, Whiskey Pro
• Environmental Exposure and Effects of Pharmaceuticals and Veterinary Medicines
• Implications of New Data Requirements on European Union Pesticide Registration - First Experiences
• Aquatic and Terrestrial Plant Ecology, Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment Session in Glasgow

11 April—Volume 14 Issue 4

• Global Executive Director’s Corner–Farewell
• Strong Lineup of Keynote Speakers for the SETAC Europe 23rd Annual Meeting
• IEAM Spotlight—Ecosystem Services and Environmental Decision Making: Seeking Order in Complexity
• How Can We Communicate to Improve Our Outreach?
• Canadian Aquatic Science and Environmental Legislation Under Threat
• Effects of Mining on the Local Environment Session at the SETAC Europe 23rd Annual Meeting
• SETAC North America Introduces the SETAC MultiBrief
• SETAC on Earth Day 2013

14 March—Volume 14 Issue 3

• Executive Director's Corner—New Challenges
• Something is Happening in SETAC Latin America
• IEAM Spotlight: Environmental Scientists as Philosophers?
• SETAC North America 33^rd Annual Meeting in Long Beach—Chemistry at SETAC: The Science and the Social
• Centennial of the Discovery of Arsenicosis in Latin America
• Executive Summary for “Guidance on Passive Sampling Methods to Improve Management of Contaminated Sediments”

14 February—Volume 14 Issue 2

• On the 50^th Anniversary of Silent Spring: History, Poetry and Science
• SETAC Europe Winter School: Mechanistic Modelling
• Canadian Oil Sands Special Symposium in Long Beach
• Causal Assessment: Tools, Techniques and Results
• Colorado Lagoon Restoration Project: Western Arm Salt Marsh Restoration and Eelgrass Carbon Sequestration Project
• SETAC North America Endowment Fund Update
• Concepts Critical to the Next Generation of Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessment
• What Do We Know About the Ecological Risk of Personal Care Product Ingredients?
• Publishing with SETAC—More Options, Greater Clarity

17 January—Volume 14 Issue 1

• To Brussels and Back: Reflections on Being Executive Director of SETAC Europe
• A Fond Farewell and Thank You to Dave Arnold
• First Meeting of the MODELINK Workshop Successfully Held in Le Croisic, France
• Spatially Explicit Wildlife Exposure Models: Moving Towards Their Increased Acceptance and Use
• Platform Session on the Palos Verdes Shelf Superfund Site: Current Understanding of Environmental Risks
• Summary of the 6^th SETAC Europe Special Science Symposium: Environmental Endocrine Disrupter Testing and Evaluation
• International Science Programs–Prospects and Expectations
• Assessing Contaminant Effects in Multi-Stress Ecosystems: Lessons from and for the San Francisco Bay-Delta Estuary
• More from Long Beach

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