The long-range atmospheric transport of natural and contaminant substances. Proceedings of a NATO advanced research workshop, St. Georges, January, 1988
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abstract
For substances with an atmospheric residence time of several days to a few years, the large-scale meteorological regime exerts a major influence on the distribution and removal of the substance. This volume concentrates on the long-range transport from continent to ocean, and vice-versa. Chapters cover: large-scale meteorological regimes and transport processes, trace elements, African and Asian sources of mineral-aerosol, inter-continental transport of sulphur and nitrogen, organic compounds, Arctic air pollution, Chernobyl radioactivity, volcanic activity and future research recommendations. -J.F.Austin
The long-range atmospheric transport of natural and contaminant substances. Proceedings of a NATO advanced research workshop, St. Georges, January, 1988