Environmental Chemistry Group
The Environmental Chemistry Group (ECG) considers all aspects of the complex relationships between chemistry and the environment. The ECG aims to understand the behaviour of chemical species in the water, soil and atmospheric environments; exploring their sources, reactions, transport and in particular their effects on each of these environments. Chemicals may be of anthropogenic, biogenic, or geochemical origin.
The group works closely with other groups within the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) to achieve this aim. For example, we have representation on the RSC’s Environment, Sustainability and Energy Forum (ESEF), and we are actively involved with the sub-group that oversees RSC's membership of the UK Chemical Stakeholder Forum, a DEFRA body that advises Ministers.
Each member of the Environmental Chemistry Group receives two issues per year of our newsletter, the ECG Bulletin
Environment, Sustainability and Energy Forum
ESEF is open to all members of the RSC as a society wide grouping to represent environmental and related activities.
Energy & Environmental Science
Energy & Environmental Science is a new Royal Society of Chemistry journal, which links all aspects of the chemical sciences relating to energy conversion and storage, alternative fuel technologies and the environmental sciences.
The current issue is now online, and access is free.
Energy & Environmental Science
A new journal linking all aspects of the chemical sciences relating to energy conversion and storage, alternative fuel technologies and environmental science.
Environment Health & Safety Committee
RSC focus for professional and policy aspects of the environment, health and safety
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