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> That is a LOT! That explains the frequency of red areas on the map. It seems like most the ones I clicked on weren't polluted by mercury (even if my local so
by kbenson 7y ago
> That is a LOT! That explains the frequency of red areas on the map.
It seems like most the ones I clicked on weren't polluted by mercury (even if my local sources were). Looking closer, the north seems to be mostly mercury pollution (at least inland), and the south seems to be varying sources (chlordane, dieldrin, PCB, DDT).
- steve_adams_86 7y agoAh, okay then. Coincidentally I clicked around and mostly saw mercury and a couple seleniums, so it seemed like mercury was the biggest issue. I wonder what the others are caused by... I'm guessing industrial effluents.