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Trends in Pollution of Scottish Soils

Trends in
Pollution of Scottish Soils
Introduction
Scottish Soil Transects - 1990
Radiocaesium
PAHs
PCBs
Heavy Metals
Cadmium
Copper
Zinc
Lead
Nickel
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Transect:	3/4
Soils:	noncalcareous gleys, some brown forest soils with gleying and peaty gleys
Vegetation:	Dry boreal heather moor
Altitude:	320m a.s.l.
Rainfall:	1500mm