UN-ARCHIVED: 5 videos on tracking fate of mercury pollution from gold mining in freshwater systems!

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

• Fate of mercury, cadmium, selenium, and arsenic in a simulated industrial aquaculture setting

• Gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon leads to high levels of mercury deposition in forests and enhanced methylation in aquatic ecosystems

• Impact of historical mercury and gold mining on freshwater fisheries habitat

• Investigating Hg cycling and bioaccumulation in a temperate macro-tidal lagoon impacted by legacy pollution

• The influence of pH and redox conditions on long-term mercury leaching from sulphurised, solidified waste mercury by a serial batch leaching test

This selection examines how industrial activity, from aquaculture to legacy mining, continues to drive mercury contamination and biogeochemical cycling. 

These talks shed light on complex interactions between industrial pollution, chemical conditions, and long-term ecosystem impacts.

Essential viewing for regulators, environmental engineers and remediation specialists.

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