Drivers of Mercury Cycling in the Rapidly Changing Glacierized Watershed of the High Arctic’s Largest Lake by Volume (Lake Hazen, Nunavut, Canada)
Kyra A. St. Pierre(University of Alberta), Conor C. Talbot(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Igor Lehnherr(University of Toronto), Danielle Lemire(University of Toronto), Colleen Mortimer(University of Alberta), Vincent L. St. Louis(University of Alberta), Jessica A. Serbu(University of Alberta), Johan A. Wiklund(Environment and Climate Change Canada), L. Szostek(University of Alberta), Alex Gardner(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Derek C. G. Muir(Environment and Climate Change Canada)
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