Mercury and metal(loid) deposition to remote Nova Scotia lakes from both local and distant sources

Sarah L. Roberts(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Greg Lawson(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Jane L. Kirk(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Amber Gleason(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Fan Yang(Neurosciences Institute), Johan A. Wiklund(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Derek C. G. Muir(Environment and Climate Change Canada)
The Science of The Total Environment
April 15, 2019
10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.04.167
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