Laboratory microcosm experiments evaluated multiple biochars and activated carbon amended to South River sediment under anaerobic, saturated conditions to assess effects on total mercury and methylmercury over ~235 days. Results show time-dependent decreases in aqueous tHg for some amendments, variable MeHg responses linked to sulfate dynamics, and solid-phase formation of cinnabar associated with Cowboy Charcoal.
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No explicit publication date was visible in the PDF. Author affiliation (University of Waterloo) and experimental details are present. Classified as a Technical Report within Technical Documents because it describes laboratory experiments, measurements, and solid-phase analyses rather than a peer-reviewed journal article or remediation decision.
