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Overview

Laurier Poissant is affiliated with Environment and Climate Change Canada, a federal institution in Canada focused on environmental policy, science, and stewardship. Their work is situated within a context of governmental scientific research aimed at addressing climate and environmental challenges.

Laurier Poissant's scholarly record does not include recent publications or listed frequent co-authors, which indicates limited publicly available data on collaborative research or ongoing projects at this time.

There are no recorded publication venues or recurrent outlets associated with their research profile, suggesting either a focus on internal reports, governmental documents, or contributions that may not be extensively cataloged in common academic databases.

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Laurier Poissant has not been noted to have received any awards according to available records, nor is there any indication of passing, indicating an active status.

Best Publications

  • Water-air and soil-air exchange rate of total gaseous mercury measured at background sites

    Laurier Poissant;Alain Casimir

  • A year of continuous measurements of three atmospheric mercury species (GEM, RGM and Hgp) in southern Québec, Canada

    Laurier Poissant;Martin Pilote;Conrad Beauvais;Philippe Constant

  • Nevada STORMS project: Measurement of mercury emissions from naturally enriched surfaces

    M. Sexauer Gustin;S. Lindberg;F. Marsik;A. Casimir

  • Estimation and mapping of wet and dry mercury deposition across northeastern North America.

    Eric K. Miller;Alan Vanarsdale;Gerald J. Keeler;Ann Chalmers

  • Modeling the atmospheric transport and deposition of mercury to the Great Lakes.

    Mark Cohen;Richard Artz;Roland Draxler;Paul Miller

  • Mercury in the Arctic atmosphere: an analysis of eight years of measurements of GEM at Alert (Canada) and a comparison with observations at Amderma (Russia) and Kuujjuarapik (Canada).

    Alexandra Steffen;William Schroeder;Rob Macdonald;Laurier Poissant

  • Temporal and spatial variability of total gaseous mercury in Canada : Results from the Canadian Atmospheric Mercury Measurement Network (CAMNet)

    Markus Kellerhals;Stephen Beauchamp;Wayne Belzer;Pierrette Blanchard

  • Mercury Water−Air Exchange over the Upper St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario

    Laurier Poissant;Marc Amyot;Martin Pilote;David Lean

  • Increases in mercury emissions from desert soils in response to rainfall and irrigation

    S. E. Lindberg;H. Zhang;M. Gustin;A. Vette

  • Spatial and temporal distribution of pesticide air concentrations in Canadian agricultural regions

    Yuan Yao;Ludovic Tuduri;Tom Harner;Pierrette Blanchard

  • Atmospheric mercury speciation and deposition in the Bay St. François wetlands

    Laurier Poissant;Martin Pilote;Xiaohong Xu;Hong Zhang

  • Trend, seasonal and multivariate analysis study of total gaseous mercury data from the Canadian atmospheric mercury measurement network (CAMNet)

    Christian Temme;P. Blanchard;A. Steffen;C. Banic

  • The fate of mercury species in a sub-arctic snowpack during snowmelt

    Aurélien Dommergue;Christophe P. Ferrari;Pierre-Alexis Gauchard;Claude F. Boutron

  • The fate of mercury in Arctic terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, a review

    Thomas A. Douglas;Lisa L. Loseto;Robie W. Macdonald;Peter Outridge

  • Methylated mercury species in marine waters of the Canadian high and sub Arctic.

    Jane L. Kirk;Vincent L. St. Louis;Holger Hintelmann;Igor Lehnherr

  • Pesticides in the atmosphere across Canadian agricultural regions.

    Yuan Yao;Tom Harner;Pierrette Blanchard;Ludovic Tuduri

  • Trace inorganic elements in rainfall in the Montreal Island

    Laurier Poissant;Jean-Pierre Schmit;Patrick Béron

  • Critical review of mercury fates and contamination in the Arctic tundra ecosystem.

    Laurier Poissant;Hong H. Zhang;João Canário;Philippe Constant

  • Ten-year trends of atmospheric mercury in the high Arctic compared to Canadian sub-Arctic and mid-latitude sites

    A. S. Cole;A. Steffen;K. A. Pfaffhuber;T. Berg

  • Distribution and transformation of elemental mercury in the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario

    Marc Amyot;David R.S. Lean;Laurier Poissant;Marie-Renée Doyon

Frequent Co-Authors

David R. S. Lean
David R. S. Lean University of Ottawa
Claude F. Boutron
Claude F. Boutron Grenoble Alpes University
Christophe Ferrari
Christophe Ferrari Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur
João Canário
João Canário Instituto Superior Técnico
Aurélien Dommergue
Aurélien Dommergue Grenoble Alpes University
Pierrette Blanchard
Pierrette Blanchard Environment and Climate Change Canada
Marc Amyot
Marc Amyot University of Montreal
Alexandra Steffen
Alexandra Steffen Environment and Climate Change Canada
Yi-Fan Li
Yi-Fan Li Harbin Institute of Technology
Tom Harner
Tom Harner Environment and Climate Change Canada

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