Titlebook: Global Atmospheric Chemical Change; C. N. Hewitt,W. T. Sturges Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 air pollution.clim

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Stratospheric Ozone Change,on of ozone (O.) in the stratosphere (the region of the atmosphere from approximately 12–50 km). Ozone is important to the terrestrial environment because it absorbs the bulk of the Sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation in the important UVB wavelength region (290–320 nm). If ozone abundances were reduced

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Global Change in Atmospheric Metal Cycles,rising since metals are present in the air in extremely low concentrations; generally less than one part per billion by weight over remote continental and oceanic areas. This contrasts with generally much higher relative abundances in rocks, soils, rivers, seawater and the biota. The presence of the

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Natural and Anthropogenic Organic Compounds in the Global Atmosphere,ly greater detail and with greater precision than ever before possible. This is particularly true for studies of the organic chemical composition of the atmosphere. Measurements of organic chemicals have been made in a variety of atmospheric environments around the globe: from urban and rural sites

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Political and Legislative Control of Global Air Pollution, has been repeated in other areas of environmental concern (e.g. water, endangered species, marine resources), culminating in what has been referred to as the ‘internationalization of environmental regulation.’. This chapter addresses major local, national and international milestones in the regulat

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Johannes Herbeck,Rapti Siriwardane-de ZoysaOne of the most active research areas of tropospheric chemistry is the study of the processes responsible for the formation and destruction of ozone. This interest is derived from the three-fold importance of ozone in the troposphere.

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Tropospheric Ozone: Distribution and Sources,One of the most active research areas of tropospheric chemistry is the study of the processes responsible for the formation and destruction of ozone. This interest is derived from the three-fold importance of ozone in the troposphere.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-3714-8air pollution; climate; climate change; environment; environmental management; ozone; pollution