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Pharmaceuticals in the Environment: Moving from a Problem to a Solutionrne et al.) , the issue received little attention until two discoveries coincided. One was the finding by several analytical chemists, Thomas Ternes in particular, that many different human pharmaceuticals were present in effluents of sewage treatment works (STWs) (Ternes ).

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Creating a Sustainability Culture – A (Human Resources) Management Perspective for Sustainable Pharm future generations will mainly have to bear the costly results of the far too short-term, non-sustainable focus of many business leaders, now is the time to push the envelope towards a much more sustainable approach across the entire value creation chain; now is the time to onboard for a significan

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Pharmaceuticals in Societyo we handle the fact that one billion people are overweight and obese while one billion are undernourished? That drugs for poor people are often considered to be a bad investment? Sick care or health care? Can health care be delivered effectively through a profit-driven “free market” system? What wi

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Options for a More Environmentally Friendly Handling of Pharmaceuticals see Schulte-Oehlmann et al. 2007, Sumpter, ., this book). The paths by which they enter the environment are also known. In the course of normal use, medications are taken by patients, metabolised within the body and subsequently excreted, largely in urine. Human pharmaceuticals can also end up in t

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