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Research Briefs: University of Washington

Superfund Research Program

Arsenic in Shallow Unstratified and Seasonally Stratified Urban Lakes: Mobility, Bioaccumulation and Ecological Toxicity

Project Leader: Rebecca B. Neumann
Co-Investigators: James Gawel, Julian Olden, Alexander Horner-Devine, Evan P. Gallagher
Grant Number: P42ES004696
Funding Period: 2015-2022
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  • 285 - Why Shallow Lake Food Webs May Have More Arsenic -- Neumann
    Release Date: 09/05/2018

    Lake properties impact the amount of arsenic that transfers from sediments into the aquatic food web, according to a new SRP study. Researchers discovered high concentrations of arsenic in the water and plankton of well-mixed shallow lakes.

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