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Forum: Mercury in the Southern Hemisphere and Tropics

This Forum aims to address this knowledge gap through combining research efforts, forging new collaborations and, crucially, increasing the visibility and impact of mercury research in the SH and tropics. Part of this forum is an integration of plenary presentations given at the 2019 Mercury Australia Symposium (www.mercury-australia.com.au).

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Atmospheric mercury in the Latrobe Valley, Australia: Case study June 2013 Open Access
Robyn Schofield; Steven Utembe; Caitlin Gionfriddo; Michael Tate; David Krabbenhoft; Samuel Adeloju; Melita Keywood; Roger Dargaville; Mike Sandiford
When toxic chemicals refuse to die—An examination of the prolonged mercury pesticide use in Australia Open Access
Larissa Schneider
Mercury concentrations in fish and human health assessment in preflood phase of a hydro dam in Teles Pires River, Southern Brazilian Amazon Open Access
Liliane Stédile de Matos; Anne Sthephane Arrolho Silva Correa; Solange Aparecida Arrolho da Silva; Claumir Cesar Muniz; Aurea Regina Alves Ignacio
Atmospheric mercury in Australia: Recent findings and future research needs Open Access
Jenny A. Fisher; Peter F. Nelson
The spatial legacy of Australian mercury contamination in the sediment of the Molonglo River Open Access
Dylan Stinton; Larissa Schneider; Sara Beavis; Janelle Stevenson; William A. Maher; Olha Furman; Simon Haberle; Atun Zawadzki
Historical mercury losses from the gold mines of Victoria, Australia Open Access
Susan Lawrence; Peter Davies
Mercury cycling in Australian estuaries and near shore coastal ecosystems: Triggers for management Open Access
William Maher; Frank Krikowa; Michael Ellwood
Seasonal gaseous elemental mercury fluxes at a terrestrial background site in south-eastern Australia Open Access
Katrina MacSween; Grant C. Edwards; Paul J. Beggs
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