Advancing the environmental risk assessment of non-target arthropods for plant protection products by accounting for the impact on ecosystem services and on the ecological function. Final report
This report consolidates and integrates the results of the AENEAS project. The report covers three objectives. First, a protocol was developed for establishing a quantitative link between direct effects of plant protection products (PPP) to non‐target arthropods and pollinators other than managed bees, and the ecological consequences of these effects was established. The protocol was implemented for the ecosystem service provision of pest control and pollination. Based on collected literature, representative vulnerable taxa (i.e.
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