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A view of the Öre River in northern Sweden. Credit: Simon Herzog Iron organic complexes in Sweden’s boreal rivers significantly contribute to increased iron concentration in open marine waters, X-ray spectroscopy data shows. A Lund University study in Biogeosciences characterizes the role of salinity for iron-loading in estuarine zones, a factor which underpins intensifying seasonal
Glaciation cycle from the Pleistocene epoch to present and its affects on crystalline bedrock. Credit: Reprinted with permission from Environmental Science & Technology. Copyright 2020 American Chemical Society. What must nations consider when managing spent nuclear fuel with the utmost safety? The geological composition of the storage site is one critical aspect. Glacial meltwater loaded