Monitoring mercury (Hg) levels in biota is considered an important objective for the
effectiveness evaluation of the Minamata Convention. While many studies have …

Mercury (Hg) has seven stable isotopes that can be utilized to trace the sources of Hg and
evaluate the importance of transport and transformation processes in the cycling of Hg in the …

Distinguishing between natural and anthropogenic processes in sedimentary records from
estuaries with legacy pollutants is an essential task, as it provides baselines to predict future …

The transfer of aquatic contaminants, including mercury (Hg), to terrestrial food webs is an
often-overlooked exposure pathway to terrestrial animals. While research has implemented …

The collapse of B1 dam at the Córrego do Feijão mine of Vale, SA, located in the Ferro-
Carvão stream watershed (Brazil), released 11.7 Mm 3 of tailings rich in iron and …

Lake Superior has a vast and largely undeveloped watershed in comparison to the other
Great Lakes, which makes it challenging to study mercury (Hg) sources and cycling. To …

It is of great practical significance to ensure ecological water requirements (EWRs) for the
maintenance of river health and the sustainable development of human socioeconomics …

Through stable isotope measurements of total mercury (HgT), identification of crucial
processes and transformations affecting different sources of mercury (Hg) has become …

Numerous mercury (Hg) sources can contribute to biological burdens within the Great
Lakes, including atmospheric deposition (eg, precipitation), non-point source land runoff (eg …

Mercury (Hg) is an integral part of Earth's biogeochemical cycles, yet anthropogenic
activities significantly elevate its environmental presence, posing considerable ecological …