Heavy Metal Contaminants in the Ocean Can Become More Toxic Over Time, Study Finds

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By Paige BennettOct 10, 2024, 4:06 pm1.8k ptsInterestingTop
A new study is warning that trace metals like lead, arsenic and mercury that are present in ocean water can become more toxic over time as factors like ocean warming and acidity can increase the bioavailability of these trace elements. Although these elements can naturally occur in coastal areas, their…

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