High resolution sediment microfabric and geochemical analysis reveals seasonal scale redox mineralisation, anthropogenic environmental change and pollution in England's largest natural lake - Windermere
J. James Fielding(National Oceanography Centre), Rachael S. Avery(Stockholm University), Alan E.S. Kemp(University of Southampton), Ian W. Croudace(National Oceanography Centre), Richard Pearce(National Oceanography Centre), Carol Cotterill(British Geological Survey), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton)
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