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1. Monitoring of long-transportated contaminants in Greenland biota (AMAP CORE) 2018-2020

AMAP Core project 2018-2020 is a continuation of previous project which was initiated in 1994. The programme is a monitoring programme of contaminant concentrations in Greenland animals with the objective to follow the temporal trends. The programme includes also screening of contaminants of emergent concerns of selected samples and in some cases retrospective studies of such compounds. Monitoring of temporal trends of effects and biomarkers in samples of polar bears is also included.

Brominated flame retardants Marine mammals PFOA POPs
2. Contaminants in marine mammals from Greenland in relation to diet and human consumption

Contaminant levels in whales, dolphins, porpoises and seals are measured in blubber, muscle and liver. In addition, diet is studied macroscopically through stomach analyzes as well as through DNA Barcoding analyzes of stomach content, fatty acid analysis in blubber and stable isotope analyses in muscle.

Brominated flame retardants DNA fatty acid composition Heavy metals POPs stable isotopes
3. Dechloran plus and new flame retardants in Greenland biota

Screening of dechloran plus and new bromminated flame in Greenland biota

Brominated flame retardants dechloran plus
4. Brominated Flame Retardants in Greenland

The aim of the project is to develop a method for chemical analysis of brominated flame retardants in marine biota. Furthermore their will be a litterature study of the concentrations of brominated flame retardants in the Arctic.

Brominated Flame Retardants Exposure Arctic Seabirds Temporal trends