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Integrated Environmental Studies Collaborative Lab
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The lab explores risk management across the entire life cycle of chemical substances.
AboutAbout the lab
Managing chemical risks across the entire life cycle.
The lab conducts research to advance risk management across the entire life cycle of chemical substances.
It studies the movement, accumulation, and release into the environment of chemical substances, as well as their environmental fate, and develops methodologies for doing so.
The lab examines how environmental risks of chemical substances should be assessed and managed, not only in normal times but also during disasters and accidents.
It is a collaborative field with the National Institute for Environmental Studies (a cooperative graduate school arrangement) and is one of the fields in the Environmental Engineering Course.
Key terms
- Life cycle
- The whole process that a product or substance goes through, from the extraction of raw materials to manufacturing, use, and disposal.
- Environmental risk assessment
- Estimating the likelihood that a chemical substance will harm humans or living things through the environment.
- Environmental fate
- The behavior of a chemical substance in the environment, such as air, water, and soil: how it moves and how it changes.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to promote risk management across the entire life cycle of chemical substances. To this end, it works on understanding the movement, accumulation, and release into the environment of chemical substances, as well as their environmental fate, and on building methodologies.
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MembersFaculty
- Visiting ProfessorYoshitaka Imaizumi
- Visiting ProfessorMasahiro Oguchi
- ProfessorToshihiko Masui
- Associate ProfessorToyohiko Nakakubo
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- Top image: “Environmental pollution (water pollution)” SpartanDav / CC0 (cropped)
- Risk management of chemical substances: “Bow-tie example chemical exposure” Unimech / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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