Lead Pollution Evidence in Ice Cores

The world’s history of lead pollution is neatly recorded in a 450-foot (135-meter) ice core drilled in Greenland, representing almost 250 years of accumulation. According to a study to be published in an upcoming issue of Geophysical Research Lette
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Lead Pollution Evidence in Ice Cores

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