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Silent toxins in nature – how do they affect wildlife, the environment and human health?

Join us for a fascinating evening as researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History share how they track environmental pollutants in nature and what their findings reveal about the health of our wildlife and aquatic ecosystems. Discover the latest research on PFAS, the so

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Time

19 Nov 2026 00:00 to 19 Nov 2026 01:00

Venue

Frescativägen 40, Stockholm

Frescativägen 40, Stockholm, Sweden

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Duration

1 hour

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Frescativägen 40

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Join us for a fascinating evening as researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History share how they track environmental pollutants in nature and what their findings reveal about the health of our wildlife and aquatic ecosystems. Discover the latest research on PFAS, the so-called “forever chemicals”, and environmental pollutants found in harbour porpoises and seals from the Baltic Sea. Following the talk, the film Ocean Dreams will be screened at Cosmonova. Source: Visit Sweden API.