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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman ICP Waters International Cooperative Programme on Assessment and Monitoring Effects of Air Pollution on Rivers and Lakes Activities and plans 2011 Berit Kvaeven Climate and Pollution Agency (Klif) Chair ICP Waters
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman Programme aims Assess the degree and geographic extent of the impact of atmospheric pollution, in particular acidification, on surface waters Collect information to evaluate dose/response relationships Describe and evaluate long- term trends and variation in aquatic chemistry and biota attributable to atmospheric pollution
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman Status of participation October 2011 24 countries
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman. The 26th meeting of the Programme TF, Helsinki, Finland, 8-10 October 2010 Attended by 36 experts from 17 Parties Reports from Programme activities 2010/2011 on major topics
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman Reports since last meeting: ICPW 101/2010. Nutrient enrichment effects of atmospheric N deposition on biology in oligotrophic surface waters – a review. ICPW 102/2010. Intercomparison 1024: pH, Cond, HCO3, NO3-N, Cl, SO4, Ca, Mg, Na, K, TOC, Al, Fe, Mn, Cd, Pb, Cu, Ni, and Zn. ICPW 103/2010. Biological intercalibration: Invertebrates 1410. ICPW 104/2010. Proceedings of the 26th meeting of the ICP Waters Programme Task Force in Helsinki, Finland, October 4 – 6, 2010. ICPW 105/2011. ICP Waters Programme Manual ICPW106/2011. Trends in precipitation chemistry, surface water chemistry and aquatic biota in acidified areas in Europe and North America from 1990 to 2008.
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman Current work 2011 Report on trends in surface water chemistry and biota up to 2008 due to reductions in S- and N-deposition Links with biodiversity. The links between air pollution effects and biological diversity Biological intercalibration Chemical intercomparison Common WP items Cooperations with other programmes and participations in relevant meetings and WS
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman ICP Waters have contributed in the ex-post analysis with new and updated modelling results for the new scenarios for ICP Waters sites in many countries The results show : 1.The acidification situation will improve in those part of Europe that still have a surface water acidification problem 2.for S there is not much more to negotiate about, while for N, there is still a way to go Ex-post analysis Modelled and maeasured development of ANC in Saudlandsvatn in Southern Norway under three different emission scenarios
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman Future work Continue to support the work under the various protocols – Continue to follow the effects from S and N on water chemistry and biota (acidification) – In particular to evaluate the links between aquatic biodiversity and air pollution – Study the effects of nutrient N on aquatic ecosystems – Follow the effects of deposition of heavy metals in aquatic ecosystems – Follow the effects of deposition of POPs in aquatic ecosystems – Consider all effects in the view of climate change Continue to support and encourage national monitoring programmes Include new countries Contribute and harmonize work towards other Conventions and Directives
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30th WGE, September 2011Berit Kvaeven, chairwoman Welcome to ICP Waters 27 th Task Force meeting Sochi, Russia, 19.-21. October 2011
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