Review highlights natural geologic variation as a primary driver of environmental metal distributions, suggesting background planetary geology significantly shapes human exposure profiles.
Introduction Metal “contamination” of the environment is often thought to be predominantly of anthropogenic origins. However, the varying geologic nature of the planetary surface ensures that people living in different parts of the globe will have to contend with sometimes vastly differ
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