Speleothems are now established as important palaeoenvironmental archives and contain a
number of suitable proxies, although trace elements have been much less widely used than …

Karst environments are regions where sparingly soluble rocks outcrop and efficient acid
hydrolysis creates spectacular dissolution landforms. The release of CO 2 from karst waters …

In-situ remediating phosphogypsum (PG) for cemented paste backfill (CPB) in the
contaminated site is economic management for promoting sustainable developments in the …

The tandem reactions of CO 2-assisted oxidative dehydrogenation and aromatization (CO 2-
ODA) of ethane were investigated over ZSM-5 modified with zinc (Zn) and phosphorus (P) …

In the past decades, environmental scientists have become increasingly involved in
developing novel approaches for applying emerging spectroscopic techniques to complex …

Trace element and stable isotope ratios from an active stalagmite (LR06-B1) recovered from
Liang Luar Cave on the island of Flores (eastern Indonesia) are used to reconstruct the …

Nutrient contamination has been one of the lingering issues in the Chesapeake Bay
because the bay restoration is complicated by temporally and seasonally variable nutrient …

The experimental replacement of aragonite by calcite was studied under hydrothermal
conditions at temperatures between 160 and 200° C using single inorganic aragonite …

Trace element ratios Mg/Ca, Sr/Ca, and Ba/Ca are readily measured in speleothems and
may be closely related to hydrological balance, enhancing paleoclimate information inferred …

Phosphorus is considered the ultimate limiting nutrient in the oceans over geological
timescales. Phosphate (PO 4 3-) availability consequently exerts control on the global …