Mercury in the Greenland Ice Sheet: Further Data
Abstract
New data support the contention that the mercury content of Greenland glacial ices has not increased dramatically in recent years but rather is distributed nonhomogeneously through the ice sheet.
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Volume 181 | Issue 4102
31 August 1973
31 August 1973
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