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A Global Wake-Up Call on Chemical Water Quality

As new contaminants enter agrifood systems, international collaboration and analytical capacity will be key

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    Shift to alternative water sources in agriculture is rising.

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    Chemical hazards are often overlooked in food safety.

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    Emerging contaminants include chemicals like PFAS.

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    Martin Rose emphasizes the importance of analytical science.

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    Regulatory frameworks need updating to monitor water quality.

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    One Health approach connects agriculture, health, and environment.

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    International collaboration is vital for addressing shared challenges.

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A Global Wake-Up Call on Chemical Water Quality

  • by James Strachan

  • March 27, 2026

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