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Gas-Heating and Air-Pollution in C. B.-Terrace-Style-Apartment-House
, 1958 Tomotarô Satô, Hiroshi Tsuzuki
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Large-Scale Weather Influences on Community Air Pollution Potential in the United States [PDF]
, 1969 George C. Holzworth
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Air Pollution for Dust and Smoke in Keihin Manufacturing District
, 1958 Yasuji Himi, Katu Tanaka, Yoshio Ozaki
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Observations on Tokyo-Yokohama Asthma and Air Pollution in Japan [PDF]
, 1964 Rodney R. Beard +2 more
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TheEstimationofAir Pollution Emissionsin aRegionalAir Pollution ControlDistrict [PDF]
, 1960 W. R. Crouse +4 more
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Photochemical Studies of Air Pollution. II. : Studies on Photochemical Products of Auto Exhaust
, 1969 N Yamate
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The Arctic atmosphere is subject to a wide range of local and remote sources of air pollution, which can affect local Arctic communities, contribute to Arctic warming, and cause harm to sensitive Arctic ecosystems. Despite the remote location, the Arctic surface displays characteristic enhancement of air pollutant concentrations during winter and ...
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The Arctic atmosphere is subject to a wide range of local and remote sources of air pollution, which can affect local Arctic communities, contribute to Arctic warming, and cause harm to sensitive Arctic ecosystems. Despite the remote location, the Arctic surface displays characteristic enhancement of air pollutant concentrations during winter and ...
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Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview of air pollution. The air over towns has been polluted for many centuries by products of combustion—complete and incomplete—of fuels. To the coal smoke, which was the predominant pollutant in former times, industry and the motor vehicle have added many more substances of proven or potential toxicity.
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Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview of air pollution. The air over towns has been polluted for many centuries by products of combustion—complete and incomplete—of fuels. To the coal smoke, which was the predominant pollutant in former times, industry and the motor vehicle have added many more substances of proven or potential toxicity.
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