New publication highlights that 1/3 of methylmercury in the Snake River came from riparian production!
A recently published study in Environmental Science & Technology by our group highlights that nearly 1/3 of the methylmercury measured in the Snake River originates from formation in riparian zones of the river. This study coupled measurements of hydrology, surface and pore water biogeochemistry, sediment biogeochemistry, and aquatic biota. Big congrats to the whole team and especially PhD Candidate Virginia Krause for the publication!