Mercury Contamination and Hotspots
IPEN members conducted research to document mercury contaminated sites in their countries and also have conducted testing for mercury in local seafood and in human hair, demonstrating the food chain impacts from mercury contamination.
See the global report on Mercury Hotspots.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 Albania (2013, Albanian) | 50.47 KB |
| Albania (2013, English) | 191.76 KB |
| Cameroon (2013) | 93.66 KB |
| Czechia (2013, Czech) | 560.93 KB |
| Czechia (2013, English) | 533.46 KB |
| Indonesia (2013, English) | 2.67 MB |
| Indonesia (2013, Indonesian) | 2.66 MB |
| Japan and Cook Islands (2013) | 181.64 KB |
| Mexico (2013, Spanish) | 948.92 KB |
| Mexico (2013, English) | 2.56 MB |
| Russia-Nizegorodsky District (2015) | 252.59 KB |
| Russia-Volga River (2015, Russian) | 571.16 KB |
| Russia-Krasnodar Region (2015) | 9.45 MB |
| Russia (2013, Russian) | 898.85 KB |
| Russia (2013, English) | 220.87 KB |
| Tanzania (2013) | 1.01 MB |
| Thailand (2013, Thai) | 889.02 KB |
| Thailand (2013, English) | 917.7 KB |
| Uruguay (2015) | 3.62 MB |