Lead isotopic fingerprinting of 250-years of industrial era pollution in Greenland ice
Authors:
- Sophia M. WensmanSWSophia M. Wensman
- Alyssa E. ShielASAlyssa E. Shiel
- Joseph R. McConnellJMJoseph R. McConnell
- 9 May 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Anthropocene
- Vol. 38
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Funding Information
- Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation
- University of British Columbia
- National Science Foundation (0909541, 1925417)
- Geological Society of America
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