Sediments are sources and sinks of contaminants and play an important role in mediating
pollutants across environmental compartments of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. In …

Various industries produce a myriad of synthetic molecules used to satisfy our needs, but all
these molecules are likely to reach aquatic environments. The number of organic …

Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) in situ core scanning has emerged as a valuable and novel tool
for rapid and non-destructive biogeochemical analysis of lake sediment cores. Variations in …

We here report of a conference about “Pesticides in Soil, Groundwater and Food in Latin
America as part of One Health” that took place at the “IV Seminario Internacional de Sanidad …

Herbicides are vital inputs for food production; however, their associated risks and hazards
are pressing concerns. In black soil, the cumulative toxic effects of compound herbicides and …

Some trace organic contaminants (TrOCs) can be considered as ubiquitous contaminants
since the 1950s, and the study of their historical distribution within river sediments allows us …

Time series analyses of pigment concentrations are key to understanding past aquatic
ecosystem dynamics. As lake sediments provide a window into longer‐term changes …

The suitability of lake sediment cores to reconstruct past inputs, regional pollution, and
usage patterns of pesticides has been shown previously. Until now, no such data exist for …

Les sédiments qui s' accumulent sur de longues périodes dans les eaux de surface
stagnantes peuvent fournir des informations précieuses sur les conditions …

Along a food chain, microbiomes occur in each component and often contribute to the
functioning or the health of their host or environment.'One Health'emphasizes the …