Asian dust (AD) profoundly impacts human health and the environment, and the soluble Fe
in AD is essential for nutrient supply to the ocean and atmospheric chemistry. To accurately …

The physico-chemical characteristics of particulate matter (PM) in African cities remain
poorly known due to scarcity of observation networks. Magnetic parameters of PM are robust …

Abstract The Lower Rhine Embayment hosts important Loess-Palaeosol-Sequences (LPS)
within the western European loess belt yielding valuable information on landscape evolution …

Iron oxide minerals typically compose only a few weight percent of bulk atmospheric dust but
are important for potential roles in forcing climate, affecting cloud properties, influencing …

We present a review of the magnetic properties of NE Saharan dust that was conducted,
following a source-to-sink approach, to unravel the paleoclimatic significance of …

Limited understanding of how Indigenous people have created and managed the Australian
landscape continues to have repercussions on how landscapes are culturally interpreted …

Understanding the evolution of river systems in southern Africa is fundamental to constrain
the evolution of landscape and sediment dispersal patterns. It is widely considered that the …

Abstract The Eastern Romanian Carpathians harbor a rich Upper Paleolithic archaeological
record, mostly concentrated on the Bistrița river terraces. Despite extensive field research …

Magnetic susceptibility (χ lf) is a sensitive, fast, and accurate technique to detect soil
pedogenic processes and features, and can improve understanding of soil-forming factors …

A large part of oceanic biological production is limited by the scarcity of dissolved iron.
Mineral dust aerosol, processed under acidic atmospheric conditions, is the primary natural …