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Marieke Lemmen, Robert C. Burns, Ross G. Andrew and Jasmine Cardozo Moreira
Marine sanctuaries serve as popular destinations for ecotourism, natural resource exploration, and recreation across the US. While often positive, visitation in marine and coastal areas can cause ecological threats to these ecosystems. Increased visitati...
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Gaige Swanson, Jeff B. Langman, Andrew W. Child, Frank M. Wilhelm and James G. Moberly
The mobility of a metal in mining-impacted sediments is determined by the environmental conditions that influence the metal?s oxidation state and bonding environment. Coeur d?Alene Lake, USA, has been impacted by legacy mining practices that allowed the ...
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Michael A. Pointon, Helen Smyth, Jenny E. Omma, Andrew C. Morton, Simon Schneider, Peter Hülse, Stephen J. Rippington, Berta Lopez-Mir, Quentin G. Crowley, Ian Millar, Martin J. Whitehouse, Dirk Frei, Robert A. Scott and Michael J. Flowerdew
A multi-proxy provenance study of Late Carboniferous to Middle Jurassic sandstones from the eastern Sverdrup Basin was undertaken employing optical petrography and heavy mineral analysis, chemical analysis of apatite, garnet and rutile grains, as well as...
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Adam G. Szulc, Andrew C. Morton, Andrew G. Whitham, Sidney R. Hemming and Stuart N. Thomson
The crystalline basement and Caledonian orogenic belt of East Greenland between 70 and 78° N are divided into five source regions on the basis of heavy mineral assemblages, mineral geochemistry, and isotopic age data from 42 modern moraine/outwash sample...
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Roger C. Brackin, Michael J. Jackson, Andrew Leyshon, Jeremy G. Morley and Sarah Jewitt
Technological evolution and its potential impacts are of significant interest to governments, corporate organizations and for academic enquiry; but assessments of technology progression are often highly subjective. This paper prototypes potential objecti...
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Andres Payo, Chris Williams, Rowan Vernon, Andrew G. Hulbert, Kathryn A. Lee and Jonathan R. Lee
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Riyadh F. Halawani, Myra E. Wilson, Kenneth M. Hamilton, Fahed A. Aloufi, Md. Abu Taleb, Aaid G. Al-Zubieri and Andrew N. Quicksall
Red Sea coastal development has rapidly accelerated in recent decades that has led to a rise in the anthropogenic heavy metal levels in sediments. A total of 80 surficial sediment samples were collected from the shallow waters along the eastern Red Sea c...
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Justin G. Morrissy, Matthew J. Currell, Suzie M. Reichman, Aravind Surapaneni, Mallavarapu Megharaj, Nicholas D. Crosbie, Daniel Hirth, Simon Aquilina, William Rajendram and Andrew S. Ball
Aquifers provide integral freshwater resources and host ecosystems of largely uncharacterized, truncated endemic microorganisms. In recent history, many aquifers have become increasingly contaminated from various anthropogenic sources. To better understa...
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Jorge E. Morales Leal,Andrew Menzies,Hans-G. Wilke,José Zuluaga
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The El Peñón low-sulfidation epithermal deposit, located in the Paleocene metallogenic belt in the Antofagasta region, northern Chile, consists of Au-Ag bearing veins and hydrothermal breccias hosted in volcanic rocks and surrounded by alteration haloes ...
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Annetta Burger, William G. Kennedy and Andrew Crooks
Increasingly urbanized populations and climate change have shifted the focus of decision makers from economic growth to the sustainability and resilience of urban infrastructure and communities, especially when communities face multiple hazards and need ...
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