The Long-Range Transport of Air Pollutants and Acidic Precipitation

Ministry
of the
Environment
A BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Long-Range Transport of Air Pollutants
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Acidic Precipitation
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A bibliography : the long-range
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A Bibliography:
The Long-Range Transport of Air Pollutants
and
Acidic Precipitation
The preparation of this bibliography was jointly sponsored by the
Ontario Ministry of the Environment and the
Federal Atmospheric Environment Service, Canada.
LRTAP Program Office
Atmospheric Environment Service
Environment Canada
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGES
1.
2.
EMISSIONS
1
1.1
Emissions and Sources
1
1.2
Emissions Control and Abatement
7
ATMOSPHERIC
11
2.1
Transport
11
2.2
Chemistry
17
2.3
Deposition - Dry
35
2.4
Deposition - Wet
37
3.
NETWORKS
49
4.
MODELLING
52
5.
AQUATIC EFFECTS
58
5.1
Chemistry
58
5.2
Marine Life
65
TERRESTRIAL EFFECTS
71
6.1
Soils and Geology
71
6.2
Vegetation and Forests
76
6.3
Wildlife and Biological Indicators
88
6.
7.
HEALTH EFFECTS
89
8.
MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES EFFECTS
91
9.
VISIBILITY AND ARCTIC HAZE
92
10.
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES AND METHODOLOGY
93
11.
MISCELLANEOUS
95
1.
1.1
EMISSIONS
Emissions and Sources
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Hultberg, H., 1976. Thermally stratified acid water in late winter--a key factor inducing
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self-accelerating processes which increase acidification. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Gen. Tech.
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Soils and Geology
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6.2
Vegetation and Forests
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VISIBILITY AND ARCTIC HAZE
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ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES AND METHODOLOGY
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