Seminar – Permafrost and mercury: revisiting a global hazard assessment at the regional scale in the Hudson Bay Lowlands.

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The January 2023 PermafrostNet seminar was presented by Adam Kirkwood on Permafrost and mercury: revisiting a global hazard assessment at the regional scale in the Hudson Bay Lowlands.

You can watch the seminar on our YouTube channel.

A person in outdoor gear and gloves kneels on tundra, smiling and holding a muddy cylindrical object. The landscape is flat with sparse vegetation under an overcast sky.

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