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Sources of lead in a Tibetan glacier since the Stone Age

Earth Sciences

Sources of lead in a Tibetan glacier since the Stone Age

M. R. Sierra-hernández, F. Marcantonio, et al.

This fascinating study by M. Roxana Sierra-Hernández, Franco Marcantonio, Elizabeth M. Griffith, and Lonnie G. Thompson uncovers the history of lead contamination over the last 36,000 years using a dusty ice core from Tibet. It reveals how anthropogenic lead emerged and evolved from gasoline to coal and lead-zinc ores, offering a unique glimpse into our changing environment.

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