Mercury (Hg) is one of the most toxic global pollutants of continuing concern, posing a
severe threat to human health and wildlife. Due to its mobility, Hg is easily transported …

Mercury (Hg) methylation produces the neurotoxic, highly bioaccumulative methylmercury
(MeHg). The highly conserved nature of the recently identified Hg methylation genes hgcAB …

Irrigation is one of the major adaptation strategies to combat the negative impacts of drought
on crop yields. However, during droughts, the water resources are limited and determining …

The ability of selenium (Se) to moderate mercury (Hg) toxicity is well established in the
literature. Mercury exposures that might otherwise produce toxic effects are counteracted by …

Microbial chemical transformations play a key role in geochemical cycles of most elements
by changing their redox states and by converting between organic and inorganic forms. As a …

Mercury is a global pollutant and presents policy challenges at local, regional, and global
scales. Mercury poses risks to the health of people, fish, and wildlife exposed to elevated …

The long term impacts of acid mine drainage (AMD) on stream chemistry and regional
carbon and sulfur budgets were explored using watersheds of Pennsylvania underlain by …

Estimation of actual evapotranspiration (ET) is key to irrigation water application and basin-
scale agricultural water demand assessment. While modelers and water managers rely on …

The agricultural water market (or water trade) is an effective water resource management
tool to redistribute water from low-value to high-value agricultural farms. Water markets can …

Aquatic-to-terrestrial subsidies have the potential to provide riparian consumers with
benefits in terms of physiologically important organic compounds like omega-3 long-chain …