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Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1972
Findings of mesothelioma among individuals living in the vicinity of asbestos plants suggested that asbestos air pollution might occur. Measurement of asbestos (chrysotile) content of ambient air in New York City and other locations showed levels of 10 to 50 × 10-9 gm/cu m, and lungs of New York residents examined at autopsy regularly showed chrysotile
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Findings of mesothelioma among individuals living in the vicinity of asbestos plants suggested that asbestos air pollution might occur. Measurement of asbestos (chrysotile) content of ambient air in New York City and other locations showed levels of 10 to 50 × 10-9 gm/cu m, and lungs of New York residents examined at autopsy regularly showed chrysotile
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, 2013 Physical Sciences Reviews, 2017
Abstract Air pollution is an environmental and a social problem which leads to a multitude of adverse effects on human health and standard of human life, state of the ecosystems and global change of climate. Air pollutants are emitted from natural, but mostly from anthropogenic sources and may be transported over long distances. Some air pollutants are
Maduna, Karolina, Tomašić, Vesna
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Abstract Air pollution is an environmental and a social problem which leads to a multitude of adverse effects on human health and standard of human life, state of the ecosystems and global change of climate. Air pollutants are emitted from natural, but mostly from anthropogenic sources and may be transported over long distances. Some air pollutants are
Maduna, Karolina, Tomašić, Vesna
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American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2000
The effects of air pollution on health have been recognized for many hundreds of years. In London, during December 1952, a particularly bad smog, which involved extreme elevations of both SO 2 and black smoke, was associated with more than 1,000 extra deaths during a 5-d period (1).
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The effects of air pollution on health have been recognized for many hundreds of years. In London, during December 1952, a particularly bad smog, which involved extreme elevations of both SO 2 and black smoke, was associated with more than 1,000 extra deaths during a 5-d period (1).
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Scientific American, 2016
A diagram depicting a U.S. map of industrial plants that pollute greenhouse gases and toxic emissions into the air, including the manufacturers AEC in Petersburg, Indiana, Alcoa in Newburgh, Indiana and the American Electric Power company in Rockport, Indiana.
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A diagram depicting a U.S. map of industrial plants that pollute greenhouse gases and toxic emissions into the air, including the manufacturers AEC in Petersburg, Indiana, Alcoa in Newburgh, Indiana and the American Electric Power company in Rockport, Indiana.
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Environmental Science & Technology, 1983
Source de la pollution radioactive par le radon dans les maisons. Exposition.
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Source de la pollution radioactive par le radon dans les maisons. Exposition.
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