了解微塑料問題的規模：國際原子能機構幫助協調統一收集協議
The majority of microplastics, microbeads and single-use plastics in our oceans come from land-based sources and are transported to the sea from rivers and coastlines. Today, marine plastics affect more than 800 marine species and could potentially harm human health as these plastics enter our marine food chain.
揭示歐洲和中亞地區地下水含水層、氣候變化和人類活動之間隱藏的聯系（英文）
Close to 30 hydrology experts from 27 countries ?last month shared initial groundwater monitoring results at a regional coordination meeting in Krakow, Poland, as part of an IAEA technical cooperation project[1] to study the effects of climate change on groundwater aquifers in countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
尋找地下水：來自薩赫勒地區的博士生聚在一起對水進行表征和了解（英文）
Making sure there is enough fresh water to support the 135 million people in one of the driest regions on earth was the subject of the first ever IAEA conference for PhD students held this month.