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Fabiola Guzmán-Uria, Isabel Morales-Belpaire, Dario Achá and Marc Pouilly
In rivers and other freshwater bodies, the presence of mercury can be due to direct contamination by anthropic activities such as gold mining. However, it can also be attributed to atmospheric deposition and erosion, runoff, or lixiviation from surroundi...
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Hendra Prasetia, Masayuki Sakakibara, Koji Omori, Jamie S. Laird, Koichiro Sera and Idham A. Kurniawan
We report the atmospheric Hg contamination in an artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) area in North Gorontalo, Indonesia. It is well known that atmospheric Hg contaminates the air, water, soil, and living organisms, including trees. In this study...
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Lin Si and Parisa A. Ariya
Mercury is one of the most toxic metals and has global importance due to the biomagnification and bioaccumulation of organomercury via the aquatic food web. The physical and chemical transformations of various mercury species in the atmosphere strongly i...
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Hanna Hoglind, Sofia Eriksson and Katarina Gardfeldt
Mercury is a toxic pollutant emitted from both natural sources and through human activities. A global interest in atmospheric mercury has risen ever since the discovery of the Minamata disease in 1956. Properties of gaseous elemental mercury enable long ...
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Marta Pérez-Rodríguez, Olga Margalef, Juan Pablo Corella, Alfonso Saiz-Lopez, Sergi Pla-Rabes, Santiago Giralt and Antonio Martínez Cortizas
The study of mercury accumulation in peat cores provides an excellent opportunity to improve the knowledge on mercury cycling and depositional processes at remote locations far from pollution sources. We analyzed mercury concentrations in 150 peat sample...
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Lin Si, Parisa A. Ariya and Atmosphere Editorial Office
The published paper [1] has been updated to remove instances of copied text from other publications [2?6].[...]
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Martin R. Risch and Donna M. Kenski
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Martin Schütze, Gegeensuvd Tserendorj, Marta Pérez-Rodríguez, Manfred Rösch and Harald Biester
Forest vegetation plays a key role in the cycling of mercury (Hg) and organic matter (OM) in terrestrial ecosystems. Litterfall has been indicated as the major transport vector of atmospheric Hg to forest soils, which is eventually transported and stored...
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Kyrre Sundseth, Jozef M. Pacyna, Elisabeth G. Pacyna, Nicola Pirrone and Rebecca J. Thorne
This paper reviews information from the existing literature and the EU GMOS (Global Mercury Observation System) project to assess the current scientific knowledge on global mercury releases into the atmosphere, on global atmospheric transport and deposit...
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Francesco De Simone, Ian M. Hedgecock, Francesco Carbone, Sergio Cinnirella, Francesca Sprovieri and Nicola Pirrone
Establishing mercury (Hg) source-receptor (SR) relationship matrices provides a tool to improve the understanding of the geographic relationship between regions of Hg release and its eventual deposition. SR relationship matrices are therefore a useful st...
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