Melting glaciers in Boulder release sulfate into wetlands, increasing methylmercury production and ecosystem risks.

All you have to worry about is, don’t eat high mercury fish several times a week,” food scientist Abbey Thiel tells Fortune.

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As glaciers and permafrost melt in the mountains near Boulder, Colorado, an unexpected consequence is emerging: toxic mercury ...

The Dragonfly Mercury Project is studying dragonflies to determine amount of mercury in national park habitats. The project ...

The researchers discovered that by adding a water-based solution of cysteine to canned tuna, they could decrease mercury ...

Climate change is melting glaciers and permafrost in the mountains outside of Boulder, Colorado, exposing rocks and freeing ...

Utah began prohibiting state and local governments from adding fluoride to public water systems, becoming the first state in ...

Manawa sells most of its power to Mercury NZ under a long-term contract with consumer price-index-linked prices. With elevated CPI inflation, revenue has a solid tailwind. Contracted sales reduce ...

Permit comments say the permit will allow the facility to dump “unhealthy levels of pollutants,” including mercury, into Lake ...

Mercury (Hg) is a naturally occurring element found across the globe, yet it becomes highly toxic as it accumulates up the ...