Environment
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Glacial Meltwaters in Greenland Could Release Toxic Mercury in Seafood Supply
Greenland's seafood exports could be in grave danger after a recent study discovered the high presence of mercury in one of its major ice sheets. With the country being a major source for the global fishing industry, scientists are racing against time to understand the implications and how these high concentrations are interacting with the wider environment.
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