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While efforts of countries under the Minamata Convention regulating mercury emissions have seemed to work, global climate change from humanity appears to undo some of the effort. According to research
Any conscious seafood lover or parent would know to limit specific fish intake to avoid high levels of mercury. Even so, how does mercury end up in the fish on
Credit: Photo courtesy of Alexander Hafemann/Unsplash High concentrations of mercury, a naturally occurring metal, were found in rivers and fjords connected to the Greenland Ice Sheet. The finding underscores how
Introduction: The analysis of mercury in water is vital, as it profoundly influences the safety of both food and water sources. There’s a direct relationship: higher mercury levels in aquatic environments lead to increased mercury
Mercury in food is a subtle yet potent threat to our health. However, oftentimes, its harmful effects surface only when the damage has become irreversible. Unfortunately, according to Medical Management Guidelines for Mercury (2015), there
Mercury analysis is an essential process used by laboratories to detect and quantify mercury concentrations in various samples, such as environmental, food, and industrial applications. Accurate and precise results from mercury analysis are necessary for
Atmospheric mercury, an invisible but toxic threat, has become a focus for environmentalists, scientists, and public health organizations around the world. This hazardous pollutant originates from both natural and anthropogenic sources. When released into the
Why Choosing the Right Mercury Analyzer is Important? At NIC, we believe that mercury analysis is not just about achieving compliance or conducting research. It is about protecting the lives of individuals and the environment
Heavy metals are centric in industrial applications, including the manufacturing of batteries, alloys, and steel. One of the most controversial heavy metals is mercury, which caused Minamata disease in Japan, which emphasizes the need for
While efforts of countries under the Minamata Convention regulating mercury emissions have seemed to work, global climate change from humanity appears to undo some of the effort. According to research by Harvard-grad John A. Paulson,
Any conscious seafood lover or parent would know to limit specific fish intake to avoid high levels of mercury. Even so, how does mercury end up in the fish on our dining tables, and is
Credit: Photo courtesy of Alexander Hafemann/Unsplash High concentrations of mercury, a naturally occurring metal, were found in rivers and fjords connected to the Greenland Ice Sheet. The finding underscores how the climate crisis may lead
