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Chemistry and the
Environment Division (VI)

Commission on Soil and Water Chemistry (VI.3)

 

Summary Minutes of Physical Chemistry Division Committee Meeting in Wageningen, Netherlands, April 1 - 2, 2000.

Summary of Minutes of Commission Meeting at Tel Aviv, Israel, 3-5 June 2000

This meeting was held at the International Symposium on Atmospheric Deposition and Its Impact on Ecosystems, with Reference to the Mideast Region, which was organized jointly with the IUPAC Commission on Atmospheric Chemistry (VI.2).

> Overview of the International Symposium (also published CI Vol. 22, No. 6, pp. 168-169, 2000.

The Commission meeting focused on the status of projects that are currently on the agenda of Commission VI.3. New initiatives were taken for future actions within the working field of soil and water chemistry, and a position paper, "Soil and Water Chemistry: Environmental Issues and Research Needs", was discussed. The position paper is intended to provide guidance for future activities of Commission VI.3. Once again, the importance of completing projects was stressed, as well as the necessity to anticipate needs in the new project-driven structure of IUPAC, and to find ways of implementing new projects within this new structure. Altogether, there are five ongoing projects; two new task forces were established; and one potential task force was identified. Task groups were assigned for each project, and three draft reports (to be offered for publication this year) were discussed. Finally, the possibilities of joining the green chemistry activities within the IUPAC Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division (III) were considered.

Willie J. G. M. Peijnenburg
Secretary, IUPAC Commission on Soil and Water Chemistry VI.3

 

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