Inorganic geochemistry is a powerful tool in paleolimnology. It has become one of the most
commonly used techniques to analyze lake sediments, particularly due to the development …

In recent years, the conceptual advancement on green analytical chemistry (GAC) has
moved in parallel with efforts to incorporate new screening or quantitative low-cost analytical …

Until recently, the classic approach to mineral exploration studies was to bring the field
samples/drill cores collected during field studies to the laboratory, followed by laborious …

Highlights in the field of air analysis included: a new focus on measuring tyre-wear particle
emissions; an interest in using unmanned aerial vehicles for sampling purposes and an …

Abstract The ln (Zr/Rb) count ratio derived from X‐ray fluorescence (XRF) core scanning
holds potential as a high‐resolution tracer for grain‐size variations of glaciomarine …

Despite small direct changes to radiative forcing, solar sunspot cycles are observed in
climate records because of climate system amplification that primarily affects wind and …

Abstract The La Janda wetland record allows to expand the knowledge of the evolution of a
restricted estuary since the Last Glacial Maximum. Multiproxy analysis of the sediments …

An in-depth understanding of the relationship between anthropogenic activity and climate
change under extreme climate conditions could provide a scientific basis and historical …

Northern Hemisphere insolation intensity is roughly in phase with Southern Hemisphere
climate proxies, leading to a common conclusion that northern insolation forces southern …

The timing and impact of deglaciation and Holocene readvances on the terrestrial
continental margins of the Antarctic Peninsula (AP) have been well-studied but are still …