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    Arctic Pollution 2011 (Mercury).

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    2011
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    Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)
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    AMAP; Mercury; Human health; Climate change
    Abstract
    The seventh AMAP State of the Arctic Environment Report, updating the 1997 and 2002 AMAP assessments of Mercury in the Arctic. Information is presented in a clear and readable manner for the non-scientific audience; richly illustrated and prefaced by an Executive Summary with recommendations specifically addressed to Ministers of the eight Arctic countries.
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