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e area. The form of mercury that has entered the Fox River - possibly from industrial uses - apparently binds very tightly to sediment particles, and this has obstructed the methylation process in parts of the Fox River and in portions of Lower Green Bay.

CONTACT: James Hurley, (608) 262-1136, hurley@aqua.wisc.edu


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Contact: Kathleen Schmitt
media@mercury2006.org
608-262-6393
University of Wisconsin-Madison
3-Aug-2006


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