(...) The SCHEER statement II on emerging health and environmental issues draws the attention of Commission Services to nine emerging issues in the non-food area that Committee members have identified as having a potential impact on human health and/or the environment in the future. Among the risks identified are the human-computer/robot interfaces, climate change and water pollution, nanotechnology organics, and the chemical risks in a circular economy. There is also considerable interest in how a degraded environment may contribute to the transmission of diseases across species barriers as well as the hydrogen economy and the risks attached.
This second statement also describes the emerging methodological issues of wastewater-based epidemiology and the early detection of risks in general. (...)
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