Global and Local Sources of Mercury Deposition in Coastal New England Reconstructed from a Multiproxy, High-Resolution, Estuarine Sediment Record

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Bushfires and climate change bring plant-stored mercury back into our environment

Phys.org, 30 Jan 2020

Climate change and bushfire may exacerbate recent mercury pollution and increase exposure to the poisonous neurotoxin…

MIL-Evening Report: Plants safely store toxic mercury. Bushfires and climate change bring it back...

Foreign Affairs New Zealand, 29 Jan 2020

– By Larissa Schneider, DECRA fellow, Australian National University Climate change and bushfire may exacerbate recent mercury…

Plants safely store toxic mercury. Bushfires and climate change bring it back into our environment

The Conversation, 29 Jan 2020

Climate change and bushfire may exacerbate recent mercury pollution and increase exposure to the poisonous neurotoxin…

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