Core Viewpoint - The governance of new pollutants has become a significant focus in China's environmental protection, food safety, and public health sectors, with a structured approach established at national, provincial, and local levels to address this issue [1]. Group 1: Policy and Framework - Since 2022, new pollutant governance has been included in China's government work reports for three consecutive years, emphasizing the need for collaborative governance and environmental risk management [1]. - All 31 provinces and cities in China have developed specific action plans for new pollutant governance, creating an effective mechanism for implementation [1]. Group 2: Monitoring and Technology - A nationwide pilot program for environmental monitoring of new pollutants will be launched from 2024 to 2025, utilizing monitoring data and intelligent tracking technologies to accurately identify emission sources [1]. - The current monitoring technology system for new pollutants in China is inadequate, highlighting the importance of enhancing research in monitoring technologies [1]. Group 3: Conference Details - The "6th Environmental New Pollutants Analysis and Detection" online conference will be held on July 23-24, 2025, focusing on the latest topics and advanced technologies in the detection of new pollutants [3]. - The conference will feature various sessions, including non-target identification of novel perfluorinated compounds and electrochemical sensing methods for new pollutants [3][4].