Increases in mercury emissions from desert soils in response to rainfall and irrigation
S. E. Lindberg(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Z. Xiao(Jimei University), C. Fitzgerald(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Grant C. Edwards(University of Manitoba), Alan Vette(University of Michigan), Frank J. Marsik, Haicheng Zhang(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Mae Sexauer Gustin(University of Nevada, Reno), J. G. Owens(University of Michigan), A. Casimir(Environment and Climate Change Canada), F. Schaedlich(Altran (France)), Jacqueline London(Inserm), Laurier Poissant(Environment and Climate Change Canada), J. Kemp(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Martin Pilote(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Pat E. Rasmussen(Geological Survey of Canada), D. Schneeberger, Jonas Sommar(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Ralph R. Turner(Frontier Geosciences (Canada)), Ralf Ebinghaus(Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon), H. H. Kock, Dirk Wallschläger(North Seattle College), Michael S. Majewski
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