N. Givelet

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Accumulation rates and predominant atmospheric sources of natural and anthropogenic Hg and Pb on the Faroe Islands

C. Lohse, M. Goodsite, S. Norton, 2005 .

Suggested protocol for collecting, handling and preparing peat cores and peat samples for physical, chemical, mineralogical and isotopic analyses.

G. Le Roux, M. Goodsite, Bin Chen, 2004, Journal of environmental monitoring : JEM.

Identifying the sources and timing of ancient and medieval atmospheric lead pollution in England using a peat profile from Lindow bog, Manchester.

G. Le Roux, W. Shotyk, M. Krachler, 2004, Journal of environmental monitoring : JEM.

Predominant anthropogenic sources and rates of atmospheric mercury accumulation in southern Ontario recorded by peat cores from three bogs: comparison with natural "background" values (past 8000 years).

W. Shotyk, F. Roos-Barraclough, N. Givelet, 2003, Journal of environmental monitoring : JEM.

An analytical protocol for the determination of total mercury concentrations in solid peat samples.

M. Goodsite, H. Biester, W. Shotyk, 2002, The Science of the total environment.

Use of Br and Se in peat to reconstruct the natural and anthropogenic fluxes of atmospheric Hg: A 10000-year record from Caribou Bog, Maine.

S. Norton, W. Shotyk, A. Cheburkin, 2006, Environmental science & technology.

A 300 year history of lead contamination in northern French Alps reconstructed from distant lake sediment records.

F. Arnaud, M. Desmet, D. Bosch, 2004, Journal of environmental monitoring : JEM.

Atmospheric mercury accumulation rates between 5900 and 800 calibrated years BP in the High Arctic of Canada recorded by peat hummocks.

M. Goodsite, W. Shotyk, A. Cheburkin, 2004, Environmental science & technology.

Response to Comment on ``Atmospheric Mercury Accumulation Rates between 5900 and 800 Calibrated Years BP in the High Arctic of Canada Recorded by Peat Hummocks''

M. Goodsite, W. Shotyk, A. Cheburkin, 2005 .

Sr and Nd isotopes as tracers of clastic sources in Lake Le Bourget sediment (NW Alps, France) during the Little Ice Age: Palaeohydrology implications

F. Arnaud, M. Desmet, E. Chapron, 2005 .

A reliable 300 years-long history of lead contamination in Northern French Alps from distant lake sediment records

F. Arnaud, M. Desmet, D. Bosch, 2004 .