The extensive mercury contamination in soil and legacy sediments of the Paglia River basin (Tuscany, Italy): interplay between Hg-mining waste discharge along rivers, 1960s economic boom, and ongoing climate change

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Silvia Fornasaro
Guia Morelli
Valentina Rimondi
Cesare Fagotti
Rossella Friani
Pierfranco Lattanzi
Pilario Costagliola
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[1] Università Di Firenze,Dipartimento Scienze Della Terra
[2] CNR-Istituto Di Geoscienze E Georisorse,undefined
[3] ARPA Toscana,undefined
[4] Area Vasta Sud,undefined
[5] Loc. Ruffolo,undefined
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Journal of Soils and Sediments | 2022年 / 22卷
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Legacy sediments; Fluvial dynamics; Mercury; Monte Amiata;
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页码:656 / 671
页数:15
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