Add to ORKGAntarctic surface waters; total and dissolved elements; baseline elements values; anthropogenic metal contamination
This paper investigates the natural and anthropogenic processes controlling sediment chemistry in Ad...
To evaluate the extent of human impact on a pristine Antarctic environment, natural baseline levels ...
Sediments, mosses and algae, collected from lake catchments of the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica,...
The aim of the study was to specify the concentration of selected chemical elements in surface water...
The fast changes in chemical and biological properties of many coastal and inland waters in the last...
Antarctica is widely perceived as the most untouched continent on Earth. However, increasing anthrop...
Metals are natural constituents of the abiotic and biotic components of all ecosystems, and under na...
International audienceMajor, minor and trace elements were determined in freshwater of lacustrine sy...
The concentrations of major, minor and trace metals were measured in water samples collected from fi...
To evaluate the impact of modern glacier melting on the chemical enrichment of Antarctic coastal wat...
The geographic isolation and extreme climate of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean are responsible fo...
Since the first explorers reached Antarctica, their activities have quickly impacted both land and s...
Supplementary data to article published in Marine Pollution Bulletin 187 (2023) 114501: https://doi....
Although the remote continent of Antarctica is perceived as the symbol of the last great wilderness,...
The concentrations of major, minor and trace metals were measured in water samples collected from fi...
This paper investigates the natural and anthropogenic processes controlling sediment chemistry in Ad...
To evaluate the extent of human impact on a pristine Antarctic environment, natural baseline levels ...
Sediments, mosses and algae, collected from lake catchments of the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica,...
The aim of the study was to specify the concentration of selected chemical elements in surface water...
The fast changes in chemical and biological properties of many coastal and inland waters in the last...
Antarctica is widely perceived as the most untouched continent on Earth. However, increasing anthrop...
Metals are natural constituents of the abiotic and biotic components of all ecosystems, and under na...
International audienceMajor, minor and trace elements were determined in freshwater of lacustrine sy...
The concentrations of major, minor and trace metals were measured in water samples collected from fi...
To evaluate the impact of modern glacier melting on the chemical enrichment of Antarctic coastal wat...
The geographic isolation and extreme climate of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean are responsible fo...
Since the first explorers reached Antarctica, their activities have quickly impacted both land and s...
Supplementary data to article published in Marine Pollution Bulletin 187 (2023) 114501: https://doi....
Although the remote continent of Antarctica is perceived as the symbol of the last great wilderness,...
The concentrations of major, minor and trace metals were measured in water samples collected from fi...
This paper investigates the natural and anthropogenic processes controlling sediment chemistry in Ad...
To evaluate the extent of human impact on a pristine Antarctic environment, natural baseline levels ...
Sediments, mosses and algae, collected from lake catchments of the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica,...