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Authors:Snape I. Gore D.B. Cole C.M. Riddle M.J. Published in: 2002 Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature Program area: Human Impacts Research
Snape I., Gore D.B., Cole C.M., Riddle M.J. (2002) Contaminant dispersal and mitigation at Casey Station: an example of how applied geoscience research can reduce environmental risks in Antarctica, Royal Society of New Zealand Bulletin 35. 641-648;

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