Poster presents Phase I laboratory and Phase II field pilot testing of 'Cowboy' biochar to reduce mercury (Hg) bioavailability in South River floodplain soils. Lab results showed reduced methylmercury uptake and lower earthworm mortality; field mesocosms tested 0, 5, and 10% wet/dry biochar amendments with low worm recovery. Preliminary field analyses pending; juveniles expected to show reduced MeHg.
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Publication Date :
1905-07-07
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Review Notes :
Metadata and content are drawn from a conference poster (SETAC North America, 1-5 Nov 2015). The poster reports preliminary field-phase analytical results are pending; exact publication date beyond the conference year is not provided in the PDF.
