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Sea-dumped munitions do not contribute to the arsenic burden in German costal waters

2025-11-26

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>It has long been suspected that organoarsenic chemical warfare agents dumped into the oceans lead to an increase in environmental arsenic concentrations in both the North- and Baltic Seas. Soluble trivalent arsenic compounds are highly toxic and some arsenic species are known human carcinogens. Here we show that elevated arsenic concentrations were not observed in relation to proximity...

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18234b85-4dbd-5c85-89ad-e7398253f6dd
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8075909/v1
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