2025年9月13日下午，第三届新污染物治理研讨会—持久性有机污染物治理技术分会在上海成功举办。本次会议由巴塞尔公约亚太区域中心/斯德哥尔摩公约亚太地区能力建设和技术转让中心（简称“亚太中心”）、中国科学院生态环境研究中心、中国科学院大连化学物理研究所和华南理工大学共同召集，汇聚了来自国内高校、科研机构及行业企业的专家学者50余人。会议重点围绕持久性有机污染物治理技术的前沿进展、政策实践与国际合作展开深度交流。

会议上半场由中国科学院生态环境研究中心苏贵金研究员和亚太中心区域化学品管理室主任陈源研究员共同主持，陈源研究员还以“机遇与挑战：亚太区域国家POPs公约履约现状”为题作报告，系统梳理了亚太区域主要国家履行《斯德哥尔摩公约》的进展与挑战。认为区域国家存在的POPs检测能力、POPs废物处置新技术等缺失是我国产业界和研究机构等参与区域合作的重要切入点之一。

同日，陈源研究员还受邀在“新污染物治理制度与政策研究分会”作报告，系统介绍微塑料污染治理的国际进程，并从法规标准体系、监测技术能力、污染源头识别、科学与政策衔接等方面阐述其对微塑料污染治理的思考。

 

On September 13, 2025, the Technical Session on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Control Technologies at the Third Symposium on Emerging Pollutants was successfully held in Shanghai. The session was co-convened by the Basel Convention Regional Centre for Asia and the Pacific / Stockholm Convention Regional Centre for Capacity-building and Transfer of Technology in Asia and the Pacific (hereinafter “BCRC China/SCRCAP”); the Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences (RCEES, CAS); the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences; and South China University of Technology. The event brought together over 50 experts from universities, research institutes, and industry for in-depth exchanges on cutting-edge technologies, policy practice, and international cooperation in POPs management.

The first half of the session was co-chaired by Prof. Guijin Su (RCEES, CAS), and Dr. Yuan Chen, Chief of the Regional Chemicals Management Branch of BCRC China/SCRCAP. Dr. Chen also delivered a keynote, “Opportunities and Challenges: Implementation of the Stockholm Convention in Asia and the Pacific,” providing a systematic review of progress and challenges among Asia and the Pacific countries in implementing the Stockholm Convention. She underscored gaps in POPs monitoring capacity and in emerging technologies for POPs waste treatment, noting these as key entry points for Chinese industry and research institutions to deepen regional cooperation.

Later the same day, Dr. Chen spoke at the Sub-Forum on Policy and Institutional Research for Emerging Pollutants, presenting an overview of the international process on microplastics governance. She elaborated on microplastics governance in four areas, covering regulatory and standards frameworks, monitoring and analytical capacity, source identification, and the interface between science and policy.