UN-ARCHIVED: 5 videos on mercury methylation in soil!

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

• Mercury methylation of coagulant-treated soils upon rewetting: a controlled laboratory incubation

• Carbon and oxygen alter mercury methylation in rice paddy soil and MeHg accumulation in rice grain

• Mercury methylation predictors in soils and sediments

• Methylmercury distribution in soil and litter from the Amazonian rainforest (Brazil) and its removal by forest fire

• Methylmercury biogeochemistry in a tidal Phragmites marsh: impact of tides, plant roots, and marsh elevation

This group offers a deep dive into the environmental chemistry driving mercury methylation. 

Covering both natural and human-influenced systems, from rice paddies and forest soils to tidal marshes, these presentations highlight the key variables that influence methylmercury formation. 

Essential viewing for soil scientists, biogeochemists and environmental risk professionals focused on mercury’s most toxic form.

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