Researchers contribute to new Nunatsiavut Government science report – MUN
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Researchers contribute to new Nunatsiavut Government science report – MUN

by pmnationtalk on April 25, 2016236 Views

University Research Professor Dr. Trevor Bell is the academic program lead for a new science report on Lake Melville that in part examines the human health risks associated with methylmercury exposure in Labrador from the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project.

Lake Melville: Our Environment, Our Health was released by the Nunatsiavut Government during a news conference on April 18 in St. John’s. Lake Melville is an important subarctic estuary in central Labrador that is home to several Labrador Inuit communities.

Read More: http://www.mun.ca/research/news.php?id=7213

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