Atmospheric mercury (Hg) emissions and subsequent transport and deposition are major
concerns within protected lands, including national parks, where Hg can bioaccumulate to …

Impoundment is among the most common hydrologic alterations with impacts on aquatic
ecosystems that can include effects on mercury (Hg) cycling. However, landscape-scale …

We paired mercury (Hg) concentrations in dragonfly larvae with water chemistry in 29 US
national parks to highlight how ecological and biogeochemical context (habitat, dissolved …

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 …

Mercury is a highly toxic trace metal that readily biomagnifies in food webs where it is
inaccessible to current bioremediation methods. Animals could potentially be engineered to …

Coastal ecosystems are rapidly shifting due to changes in hydrologic presses (eg, sea‐level
rise) and pulses (eg, seasonal hydrology, disturbances, and restoration of degraded …

Mercury contamination is a widespread phenomenon that impacts ecosystems worldwide.
Artisanal Small Scale Gold Mining (ASGM) activities are responsible for more than a third of …

This study aimed to develop novel photothermal catalysts to simultaneously remove Hg 0
and NO at lower temperatures of 100–200° C. A new type of photothermal catalysts …

Methylmercury concentrations [MeHg] in whole water were measured in 28 prairie wetland
ponds in central Saskatchewan between 2006 and 2012. Ponds fell into four land use …

Coastal wetlands are vulnerable to sea level rise with unknown consequences for mercury
(Hg) cycling, particularly the potential for exacerbating neurotoxic methylmercury (MeHg) …