Mercury as a Global Pollutant

项目摘要 拟议的题为“作为全球污染物的汞”的研讨会将提供一个交流和 汇总数据，加强研究人员、管理人员和政策制定者之间的沟通， 告知超级基金研究计划和国家研究所的目标和任务 环境健康科学，以及综合、解释和翻译科学 与汞命运和运输以及人类有关的政策问题有关的调查结果 暴露和对健康的影响。合成纸的车间和生产都是最优的 时间上与#年生效的《水稻田公约》的执行情况相吻合 2017年，已经得到129个国家的批准。达特茅斯超级基金研究计划 (SRP)中心，与第15届国际会议执行委员会(EC)合作 2022年关于汞作为全球污染物的会议(ICMGP)，正在召集一个学术小组 以及政府科学家和政策制定者在一年的时间里合作发表 一组四篇关于汞及其对环境健康的影响和 人类健康，特别是在南半球，以及气候的全球影响 改变汞在环境中的命运和影响。综合研讨会将召开 这些来自美国和其他18个国家的合成论文团队将参加为期一天的研讨会 在2022年ICMGP开始之前在南非开普敦举行。研讨会将提供 综合团队有机会报告他们的调查结果并从 其他汞科学家、政策制定者和利益相关者。研讨会结束后， 综合论文将被修改并提交给《环境》杂志，以及2页的摘要 每份文件将在水稻田第五次缔约方会议上分发 这是惯例。研讨会将是一个讨论为政策提供信息所需的科学的论坛 正在作出的执行《水稻田公约》的决定，以减少 未来几十年全球汞污染。

Project Summary The proposed workshop, “Mercury as a Global Pollutant”, will provide a forum for sharing and summarizing data, enhancing communication among researchers, managers and policymakers, informing goals and mandates of the Superfund Research Program and the National Institutes of Environmental Health Sciences, and synthesizing, interpreting and translating scientific findings that relate to policy questions pertaining to mercury fate and transport and human exposure and health effects. The workshop and production of the synthesis papers are optimally timed to coincide with the implementation of the Minamata Convention which came into force in 2017 and has now been ratified by 129 countries. The Dartmouth Superfund Research Program (SRP) Center, in collaboration with the Executive Committee (EC) of the 15th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant (ICMGP) 2022, is convening a team of academic and government scientists and policy makers to work together over a one year period to publish a group of four synthesis papers related to mercury and its effects on environmental health and human health, particularly in the Southern Hemisphere, and the global implications of climate change on mercury fate and effects in the environment. The synthesis workshop will convene these synthesis paper teams from the US and 18 other countries for a one day workshop to be held in Cape Town South Africa prior to the start of the ICMGP 2022. The workshop will provide the opportunity for synthesis teams to report out on their findings and receive feedback from other mercury scientists, policy-makers, and stakeholders. Following the workshop, the synthesis papers will be revised and submitted to the journal, Ambio, and 2-page summaries of each paper will be produced for distribution at the 5th Conference of Parties of the Minamata Convention. The workshop will be a forum for discussing the science needed to inform policy decisions that are being made to implement the the Minamata Convention in order to reduce global mercury pollution over the coming decades.