Professor Fiona Regan News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

KCLR Live: Irish Rivers Contain Pharmaceuticals According to a Recent Water Research

KCLR Live: Irish Rivers Contain Pharmaceuticals According to a Recent Water Research
kclr96fm.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from kclr96fm.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Dylan oflynnFiona reganWater instituteDylano flynnPhd studentAnalytic chemistryProfessor fiona regan

Drugs, including antidepressants, widespread in Irish rivers, water study finds

Antidepressants and antibiotics are widespread in Irish rivers, some at ‘high-risk’ concentrations, a study has found.

Dublin cityFiona reganEnvironmental protection agencyRoyal college of surgeons irelandDublin city universityWater instituteIrish research councilIrish researchProfessor fiona reganWellbeing conferenceRoyal collegeProf reganIrish independentCarolineo 39 dohertyIrish water

Citizen science monitoring and restore water quality, says DCUWaterBlitz report

The results of DCU WaterBlitz 2022 have been published - one of the biggest citizen science projects ever in Ireland - and its results suggest that Ireland has work to do to meet its EU water quality targets.

Delvin riverCounty fingalFiona reganSusan hegartySchool of historyWater instituteFramework directionProfessor fiona regan

High levels of sewage and fertiliser residue foundin 40pc of Irish lakes and rivers

Four out of 10 water sources in Ireland are overloaded with residue from farm fertilisers and sewage, the biggest ever water testing project by citizen scientists has found.

Fiona reganWater institute at dublin city universityProfessor fiona reganWater instituteDublin city universityTidy townsWater blitzWater framework directiveArolineo 39 doherty

Predicting future changes in water quality

As the impact of climate change and land use continue to harm aquatic environments, it is becoming increasingly important to measure and monitor changes

River liffeyDublin cityUnited kingdomNigel kentFiona reganMartin leahyJoyce ogradyIrish marine instituteDublin city universityYoung engineers programInstitute of technology carlowWater instituteProfessor fiona reganJoyceo gradyCity university