UN-ARCHIVED: 5 videos on sources, bioaccumulation and cycling of mercury in oceans!

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

• Importance of bioaccumulation in marine mercury cycling

• Hydrothermal vents, are they the most important natural source of mercury to the ocean? A study from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge

• Mercury in rainwater of summer monsoon at Lucknow in Ganga Alluvial Plain, northern India

• Exploring the role of the upwelling on particulate mercury dynamics in the California Current Ecosystem

• Evidence that Pacific tuna mercury levels are driven by marine methylmercury production and anthropogenic inputs

This final group examines the natural and global-scale drivers of mercury cycling, from deep-sea hydrothermal vents to monsoonal deposition. 

Whether you're tracking global mercury budgets, natural fluxes or the merging influence of upwelling and bioaccumulation, these videos offer powerful insights for oceanographers, global modellers and marine ecotoxicologists.

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