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Study Linking Arctic Sea-Ice Dynamics to Mercury and Ozone Depletion

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A new study published in Nature and co-authored by Drs. Chris Moore and Daniel Obrist of Nevada’s Desert Research Institute establishes, for the first time, a link between Arctic sea ice dynamics and the region’s changing atmospheric chemistry potentially leading to increased amounts of mercury deposited to the Earth’s northernmost and most fragile ecosystems.

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March 24, 2012

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Mercury and Ozone

Consolidated Ice =Depletion

Open Lead =Instant recovery