Anthropogenic mercury signals in lake sediments from southernmost Patagonia, Chile
Abstract
Atmospheric mercury fluxes to terrestrial and aquatic surfaces in the Northern Hemisphere have increased since the Industrial Revolution. However fluxes are not well characterized for the Southern Hemisphere, since environmental archives are comparatively scarce. Mercury records from 210Pb-dated sediment cores of three South Patagonian lakes were investigated in order to reveal the influence of anthropogenic activities on atmospheric mercury...
Paper Details
Title
Anthropogenic mercury signals in lake sediments from southernmost Patagonia, Chile
Published Date
Feb 1, 2013
Volume
445-446
Pages
126 - 135
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