Our research is frequently featured in the popular media in Sweden and elsewhere. The links below display only some of the most recent media coverage.
Opinion feature in The Huffington Post written by ACES professor Kevin Noone together with Bjørn Haugland, the Chief Sustainability Officer at DNV GL and deals with challenges in the decision making process in a “post-truth” era. ” How to separate fact from fantasy, opinion from evidence?”
ACES professor Magnus Breitholtz was interviewed about plastics in the environment for a TV program produced by Swedish Television. The interview is in Swedish (14:54 to 22:15)
Feature article about the effects of pollution on Himalayan glaciers. The study was a collaboration between researchers at ACES and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Britta Eklund was interviewed by Swedish Radio about a new method to detect toxic chemicals in antifouling paints.
Britta Eklund contributed to a 2-page article on the release of toxic banned antifouling paints around boat yards in the Stockholm area.
Professor Christina Rudén discusses the new method SYRINA for better assessment of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (in Swedish).
A debate article (in Swedish) about how EU policy is currently failing to produce sufficient guidelines for the identification of harmful chemicals. The article was written by Professor Christina Rudén at ACES and colleague Laura Vandenberg, University of Massachusetts – Amherst.
News feature about the study by Kevin Noone and colleagues on the effects of contrails on adjacent clouds.
News feature about the study by Kevin Noone and colleagues on the effects of contrails on adjacent clouds.
News article about the study by Kevin Noone and colleagues about the effects of contrails on adjacent clouds.
News features about the study by Kevin Noone and colleagues on the effects of contrails on adjacent clouds.
News feature about the study by Kevin Noone and colleagues on the effects of contrails on adjacent clouds.
Department of Environmental Science
Stockholm university
Geovetenskapens hus,
Svante Arrhenius väg 8, Stockholm
Arrheniuslaboratoriet,
Svante Arrhenius väg 16, Stockholm
