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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Simpson Lagoon (Alaska)"”.

  1. Reconstructing late Holocene Artctic climate change using high resolution sediment records from Simpson Lagoon, Alaska and the Colville River alluvial valley

    … environments proximal to large rivers, like Simpson Lagoon, Alaska, potentially contain high-resolution sediment archives that can be utilized to reconstruct paleoclimate variability over the late Holocene. The ongoing, rapid environmental changes recently observed in the Arctic highlight the …

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  2. Radium and mercury dynamics in the Arctic: investigating terrestrial inputs, groundwater discharge, and chemical cycling in a changing climate

    … and associated Hg inputs to an Arctic coastal lagoon, and elucidates the chemical and geological factors influencing Hg cycling in Arctic groundwater. Using historical and unpublished datasets combined with new laboratory investigations, differences in inputs of riverine Ra isotopes between the …

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  3. Radium and Mercury Dynamics in the Arctic: Investigating Terrestrial Inputs, Groundwater Discharge, and Chemical Cycling in a Changing Climate

    … and associated Hg inputs to an Arctic coastal lagoon, and elucidates the chemical and geological factors influencing Hg cycling in Arctic groundwater. Using historical and unpublished datasets combined with new laboratory investigations, differences in inputs of riverine Ra isotopes between the …

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