Publications by authors named "Maelys Bockhoff"
Article Synopsis
- * Research conducted in Nunavik, Canada, found higher concentrations of total mercury (HgT) and reactive mercury (HgR) in snow under tree canopies compared to open tundra, indicating tree cover plays a crucial role in mercury dynamics.
- * Factors such as increased vegetation and warmer temperatures could lead to greater mercury accumulation in snowpacks, potentially affecting ecological and health outcomes due to enhanced methylmercury (MeHg) production in these areas.
