Accidental risks
Ground / underground risks
News
Sports items and SVHC: European test results
Early this year, the LIFE AskREACH project organised a set of tests on items associated with the world of sport such as yoga mats, weights, gym balls, sports shoes, swimming equipment etc. originating from 13 European countries. In fact, sports equipment may contain chemical substances falling into the SVHC category (Substance of Very High Concern).
In total, 82 samples were analysed by an independent laboratory accredited to carry out research into SVHCs.
The results are encouraging but still inadequate.
Waste Recovery - Closing meeting of the ZELCOR Project
Launch of the HyPSTER Project - Ineris (National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks) secures the first massive hydrogen storage demonstrator
Ineris sets new priorities for 2021-2025
Happy new year
Documentary base
Gypsum natural dissolution processes -Assessment and management of subsidence and collapse hazards linked to natural gypsum dissolution mechanisms
RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH GAS STORAGE IN DEPLETED RESERVOIRS: FEEDBACK EXPERIENCE FROM THE ALISO CANYON (US) INCIDENT
BlackCycle: A major European project for recycling end-of-life tyres into new tyres
Monitoring of underground cavities
Reference values of naturally occurring biogenic CO2 and CH4 fluxes from soils
Post-Mining Hazard Evaluation and Mapping in France
Post-Mining Risk Management in France
Building dialogue with civil society: our approach
In 2008, Ineris made a priority of sharing its scientific and technical expertise withcivil society.
In brief
The French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks (Ineris) is an industrial and commercial public establishment under the aegis of the Ministry of the Environment.