Annual emissions of anthropogenic Hg to the atmosphere in different regions of the world
during the last decade show an interesting dichotomy: the emissions in the developed …

Mercury was measured in livers from 144 wading birds representing seven species
collected from four different areas in southern Flordia, including the Everglades National …

Mercury (Hg) contamination from a variety of point and non-point sources, including
atmospheric inputs, is currently considered to be the most serious environmental threat to …

Mercury (Hg) is deposited in landfills via household batteries and a variety of other Hg-
containing devices and lamps. Although Hg ranks as number three on the US Environmental …

Soils in the southern half of Water Conservation Area3A are mostly peats with some organic-
rich marls. Mercury contents of 64 surface samples over a500 km 2 area average 28.7 ng cc …

During the past century, the historical hydrology and nutrient regimes of the Everglades, a
700,000 hectare freshwater wetland in southern Florida, have been altered by agricultural …

This 1996 report summarizes water-quality conditions, issues of concern, and management
efforts underway in southern Florida. It refers to the most important water-quality literature …

The Everglades has a mercury problem (Ware, 1989). The use of the Everglades as a sport
fishery has been impaired, because the Department of Health has issued a health advisory …

This is the fourth annual permit compliance monitoring report for mercury in the downstream
receiving waters of the Everglades Protection Area (EPA). This report summarizes the …

In Chap. 2 of this volume Lange and Frederick evaluate changes in mercury (Hg)
concentrations in Everglades biota to identify the occurrence of temporally coherent trends …