UN-ARCHIVED: 5 videos on measuring mercury in sediment!

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Today, we’re exploring the rapidly changing world of mercury monitoring with the following videos:

• Evaluation of manganese oxide amendments for mercury remediation in contaminated aquatic sediments

• The effect of seagrass recolonisation on the sediment Hg vertical profiles of a recovering coastal lagoon

• Importance of lake water residence time for methylmercury concentrations of sediment and fish in artificial reservoirs

• Investigating mercury in soils of a rural salt marsh in Massachusetts, USA: spatial and temporal accumulation, mobility and source origin

• Spatial and seasonal patterns of mercury concentrations and (de)methylation in boreal soils and stream sediment

This group explores mercury’s behaviour in wetland and aquatic systems, focusing on remediation strategies, ecosystem recovery and seasonal dynamics.

The talks range from innovative amendment trials and sediment profiling to the role of water residence time in methylmercury production, vital content for environmental engineers, ecologists and regulators managing contaminated waterbodies.

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