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Slide deck summarizing Year 1 monitoring (2006–2007) of mercury in the South River. Key findings: particulate and dissolved total mercury were generally stable under baseline conditions but increased after storms upstream of RRM 9.9; methylmercury peaked in spring (Apr–Jun) and was diluted during storms; sediments held highest THg in upper river reaches; particle-bound mercury and resuspension influence downstream loads.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: loadings, mercury, methylmercury, monitoring, Phase-I, RRM, sediment, south-river, storm loading, total-mercury
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Type : Presentation
Review Notes : PDF contains slide deck but no explicit author or publication date. Slides reference 2006–2007 monitoring data (spring–summer 2006, March 2007) but do not show a presentation or publication date.

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