Climate change is driving a sharp increase in Arctic mercury levels, a new report says
“Global action is necessary to tackle this transboundary issue.”
September 7, 2022
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As ice melts and permafrost thaws, mercury levels will likely rise in the Arctic, with serious implications for the people and ecosystems of the Arctic, according to a sweeping report published Tuesday by the environmental monitoring group of the Arctic Council.
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