Search results for: ANTHROPOCENE

• The role of analytical chemistry in the study of the Anthropocene

  Publication

  • A. Gałuszka
  • Z. M. Migaszewski
  • J. Namieśnik

  - TRAC-TRENDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY - Year 2017

  The term “Anthropocene” refers to not yet formalized epoch of geologic time during which geologic processes have been dominated by the human impact. This impact takes on many forms. Biological, physical and chemical changes to the Earth System caused by anthropogenic activity are recorded in natural archives either as new fossil assemblages (neobiota), anthropogenic deposits or a wide variety of pollutants emitted to the environment....

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• Anthropocene

  Journals

  ISSN: 2213-3054

• Anthropocene Review

  Journals

  ISSN: 2053-0196 , eISSN: 2053-020X

• Anthropocene Coasts

  Journals

  eISSN: 2561-4150

• Elementa-Science of the Anthropocene

  Journals

  ISSN: 2325-1026

• Modeling the global atmospheric transport and deposition of mercury to the Great Lakes

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  • M. Cohen
  • R. R. Draxler
  • R. S. Artz
  • P. Blanchard
  • T. M. Holsen
  • D. A. Jaffe
  • P. Kelley
  • H. Lei
  • C. P. Loughner
  • W. T. Luke... and 11 others

  - Elementa-Science of the Anthropocene - Year 2016

  Mercury contamination in the Great Lakes continues to have important public health and wildlife ecotoxicology impacts, and atmospheric deposition is a significant ongoing loading pathway. The objective of this study was to estimate the amount and source-attribution for atmospheric mercury deposition to each lake, information needed to prioritize amelioration efforts. A new global, Eulerian version of the HYSPLIT-Hg model was used...

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