Mercury Isotope Variations in Lake Sediment Cores in Response to Direct Mercury Emissions from Non-Ferrous Metal Smelters and Legacy Mercury Remobilization
Ruoyu Sun(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Jane L. Kirk(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Derek C. G. Muir(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Holger Hintelmann(Trent University), Johan A. Wiklund(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Marlene S. Evans(Environment and Climate Change Canada)
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