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Arendalsuka: Fokus på skadelige kjemikalier i kroppene våre

Norsk institutt for vannforskning (NIVA) inviterer sammen med UNEP og Hold Norge Rent til spennende arrangement om bruk av skadelige kjemikalier og hvordan disse ender opp i kroppen vår. Kjente personer som Nina Jensen, Erik Solheim og tidligere OL-vinner Stine Lise Hattestad Bratsberg har målt hvilke kjemikalier de har i kroppen – og NIVA-forsker Bert van Bavel har analysert testene. 
Publisert:

Tid: Onsdag 15. august kl. 15:00 til 16:00

Sted: Seilskuten S/S Vega, Pollen, Arendal.

Se også arrangementsside på Arendalsuka.no: 

Medvirkende

Nina Jensen, Chief Executive Officer, REV Ocean (Research Expedition Vessel)
Erik Solheim, UN Environment Executive Director and Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations
Professor Bert van Bavel, Norwegian Institute for Water Research, NIVA, Environmental Chemistry
Dr. Rolph Payet, Executive Secretary of The Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Convention Secretariat, UN, Geneva
Stine L. Hattestad Bratsberg, CEO, PURE Consulting, Oslo and Co-Chair, Safe Planet

Om arrangementet

Bert van Bavel (NIVA) har sammen med Stine Lise Hattestad Bratsberg, på frivillig basis, jobbet for FN/UNEP og Safe Planet i en årrekke. Safe Planet er et prosjekt som skal sette søkelys på bruk av skadelige kjemikalier og hvordan disse ender opp i våre kropper.

Stine har målt hvilke kjemikalier hun har i kroppen, Suzann «Tutta» Pettersen har gjort det samme, det har også Erik Solheim – og nå har Nina Jensen også gjort det på seg selv og sin sønn. Sammen har de utfordret klima- og miljøvernministeren til å gjøre det samme.

I Arendal vil resultater diskuteres, tiltak adresseres og bruken av skadelige kjemikalier i alt fra klær, emballasje, kosmetikk, mat adresseres.

Program (engelsk)

«A toxic-free life: The case of Safe Planet, Body Burden and the chemicals in our body»

Time: August 15; from 15:00 to 16:00

Place: S/S Vega – the sailing ship anchored in Pollen, Arendal

Facilitator: Ms. Stine Lise Hattestad Bratsberg, CEO of PURE Consulting, Oslo and Co-Chair of the UNEP sponsored programme “Safe-Planet.”

15:00 “Opening: Introduction to the programme with a short presentation of the “Safe Planet and Body Burden” project, by Ms. Stine Lise Hattestad Bratsberg.

15:05 “The Chemical Conventions of the world: Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm (The BRS conventions) working towards a toxic free life” – including monitoring of POPs levels worldwide.

The BRS Conventions are the background to the work we are doing in the Safe Planet-Body Burden Project; this is an introduction to the conventions, functions and challenges and why they are important to the well-being of all people in the world;–by Dr. Rolph Payet, Executive Secretary of The Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Convention Secretariat, UN, Geneva.

15:20 “The Safe Planet Project – measuring the toxic content of our body” – a factual introduction to the chemicals and measurements that have been taken,

By Professor Bert van Bavel, Norwegian Institute for Water Research, NIVA, Environmental Chemistry.

15: 30 “Measuring up to a toxic free body” - as Minister of the Environment and Development in Norway, Erik Solheim took a body burden test, and saw his own results, and chemical levels resembled those of Stine Lise Hattestad Bratsberg. As environment chief of the world, Solheim works tirelessly for a healthy planet and will connect his own body burden to this project, to the BRS convention and to UN Environment;

By Mr. Erik Solheim, UN Environment Executive Director and Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations.

15:35 «Chemicals and the next generation” – Nina Jensen will give her own story of what it was like to be tested and discovering that her new-born son had the same chemicals in his blood as her.

By Miss Nina Jensen, CEO, REV Ocean.

15:50 A short dialogue between the participants – with question from the audience.

16:15 Closing

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