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ZeroPM: Zero Pollution of Persistent and Mobile Substances

Brussels, Belgium
ZeroPM: Zero Pollution of Persistent and Mobile Substances
Location
Brussels, Belgium
Date
8–10 September 2026
Overview
Solutions for a toxic-free future through prevention, prioritization and removal.

The European research project ZeroPM: Zero Pollution of Persistent and Mobile Substances, is pleased to announce its final workshop.

After five years of research, ZeroPM will share its findings, tools and innovations supporting the EU Green Deal. The project also supports the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability and the goal of a toxic-free future.

Discover how ZeroPM’s interconnected Prevention, Prioritization and Removal strategies can help prevent regrettable substitution. Explore how these strategies can accelerate the shift towards safe and sustainable alternatives. See how ZeroPM’s work can guide decisions on persistent and mobile substances requiring urgent action.

The workshop will also showcase new approaches to screening, prioritization and removal technologies. These approaches target persistent and mobile substances in water and sewage sludge.

The European research project ZeroPM: Zero Pollution of Persistent and Mobile Substances, is pleased to announce its final workshop.

After five years of research, ZeroPM will share its findings, tools and innovations supporting the EU Green Deal. The project also supports the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability and the goal of a toxic-free future.

Discover how ZeroPM’s interconnected Prevention, Prioritization and Removal strategies can help prevent regrettable substitution. Explore how these strategies can accelerate the shift towards safe and sustainable alternatives. See how ZeroPM’s work can guide decisions on persistent and mobile substances requiring urgent action.

The workshop will also showcase new approaches to screening, prioritization and removal technologies. These approaches target persistent and mobile substances in water and sewage sludge.