Contracted by the International Chemical Secretariat, ChemSec, to synthesise complex data about the environmental impacts of chemicals into actionable, scientifically credible information for lay audiences and policy-makers.

• Wrote Wikipedia entries (here and here) for the organisation, handling the conflict-of-interest issue to the satisfaction of the encyclopaedia
• Wrote and edited factsheets for the launch event of their SIN List project in Brussels, attended by NGOs, industry and MEPs
• Edited a series of press releases and reports from 1-90 pages in length for grammar, language and overall structure, including a report commissioned by the Nordic Council of Ministers
• Produced a series of simple web briefings for lay audiences summarising the science associating chemicals with health effects. Covered 9 topics, including obesity, neurodevelopmental disorders and thyroid dysfunction

“I really am a fan of the website briefings – short, clear and with so much condensed information.” Amanda Huss, ChemSec