Coastal wetlands host large and dynamic reservoirs of organic carbon (C) and are also
biogeochemical hotspots for a wide range of Fe (hydr-) oxides with different chemical …

Coastal sediments play a fundamental role in processing anthropogenic trace metal inputs.
Previous studies have shown that terrestrial organic matter (OM) is a significant vector for …

This study focuses on the mechanisms of Ce sequestration and accumulation in the fracture
network of the upper kilometer of the granitoid bedrock of the Baltic Shield in southeast …

Many lakes undergo anthropogenically driven eutrophication and pollution leading to
decreased water and sediment quality. These effects can enhance seasonally changing …

Manganese (Mn) oxide minerals, such as birnessite, are thought to play an important role in
affecting the mobility and fate of antimony (Sb) in the environment. In this study, we …

Beryllium (Be) sources, transport and sinks were studied in a coastal landscape where
acidic soils (acid sulfate soils) have developed after drainage of fine-grained sulfide-bearing …

Rivers draining the acid sulfate soils of western Finland are known to deliver large amounts
of trace metals with detrimental environmental consequences to the recipient estuaries in …

As critical transition zones between the land and the sea, estuaries are not only hotspots of
hydrogeochemical and microbial processes/reactions, but also play a vital role in processing …

Manganese oxides occur in a wide range of environmental settings either as coatings on
rocks, sediment, and soil particles, or as discrete grains. Although the production of …

The release of in situ heavy metals (cadmium [Cd], copper [Cu], lead [Pb], manganese [Mn],
and zinc [Zn]) from contaminated river sediment near a Cu–iron mine in South China was …