Mercury in the Environment

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Science

 

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Ernesto W

 

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March 10, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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6 / 1530

 

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In so doing, aquatic life forms (including, but not limited to fish, frogs, and turtles) are exposed to excessive mercury levels. When the exposed aquatic life forms are ingested by humans, and especially children and pregnant women, adverse health affects result. This paper will explore the information presented by Randall Lutter and Elisabeth Irwin in their 2002 article "Mercury in the Environment: A Volatile Problem" which was featured in the Environment the same year...
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This paper will explore the information presented by Randall Lutter and Elisabeth Irwin in their 2002 article "Mercury in the Environment: A Volatile Problem" which was featured in the Environment the same year. The goal of this paper is to briefly review Lutter and Irwin's article and discuss information about the goals, motivations, and opinions of this paper's author regarding same...
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