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This study examines the impact on channel and floodplain sediments from the accidental release of metal-contaminated waters from the Lady Annie Copper Mine in northwest Queensland, Australia. The spill-impacted Saga Creek and Inca Creek rise in the upper Lake Eyre catchment, which covers ∼1.2millionkm 2 and is one of the world's last and largest unregulated wild river systems. In contrast...
Floodplain systems underwent important changes in many West and Central European catchments through the late Holocene. To better understand the relation between these changes and anthropogenic land cover changes, we evaluated detailed data on floodplain changes against detailed data on human impact for the Dijle catchment (758km2), Belgium. The results show that during the Neolithic Period, human...
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