Researchers in Dublin have demonstrated the presence of environmental DNA—or eDNA—in the air, capturing fragments from plants, animals, microbes, and even traces of illicit substances like cannabis and poppy. This breakthrough suggests air sampling could revolutionize wildlife monitoring, ecosystem health tracking, disease surveillance, and forensic investigations. However, scientists stress that ethical frameworks must evolve to address privacy and consent concerns
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