Trace element deposition from desert dust has important impacts on ocean primary
productivity, the quantification of which could be useful in determining the magnitude and …

Loess is abundant today, primarily in mid-to high-latitude regions, and is well recognized as
a high-fidelity archive of terrestrial climate change. Much of this 'Quaternary'loess is linked …

To improve quantitative interpretation of ice core aeolian dust records, a systematic
methodological comparison was made. This involved methods for water-insoluble particle …

This study provides a baseline from which changes in the chemistry of the atmosphere over
Antarctica can be monitored under expected warming scenarios and continued …

To assess the role of methodological differences on measured trace-element concentrations
in ice cores, we developed an experiment to test the effects of acidification strength and time …

The investigation of physicochemical characteristics of metal oxide ashes, deposited on a
diesel particulate filter, was conducted using electron microscopy, energy dispersive …

The major element composition of the insoluble, windborne long‐range dust archived in the
European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica Dome C ice core has been determined by …

Atmospheric dust is an important climatic agent as well as a valuable climatic archive. This
study documents systematic variations in a single Upper Pennsylvanian, shallow-water …

Micrometre-sized aeolian dust particles stored in Antarctic firn and ice layers are a useful
tool for reconstructing climate and environmental changes in the past. The mineral content …

Aeolian mineral dust archived in polar and mid latitude ice cores represents a precious
proxy for assessing environmental and climatic variations at different timescales. In this …