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Air quality and ecological impacts[electronic resource] :relating sources to effects /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
杜威分類號:	581.7276
書名/作者:	Air quality and ecological impacts : relating sources to effects // edited by Allan H. Legge.
其他作者:	Legge, Allan H.
出版者:	Amsterdam ; : Elsevier Science,, 2009.
標題:	Plants - Effect of air pollution on.
標題:	Air quality.
內容註:	Introduction / Allan H. Legge -- Theory and Application of Atmospheric Source Apportionment / Philip Hopke -- Use of Trace Metals as Source Fingerprints / Richard L. Poirot -- Plants as Accumulators of Atmospheric Emissions / J. Neil Cape -- Relating Source-Specific Atmospheric Sulfur Dioxide Inputs to Ecological Effects Assessment in a Complex Terrain / Jos�e Luis Palau, Sagar Krupa, Vicent Calatayud, Maria Sanz and Mil�ln Mil�ln -- Negative vs. Positive Functional Plant Responses to Air Pollution: a Study Establishing Cause-Effect Relationships of SO b2 s and H b2 sS / L. J. De Kok, L. Yang, C. E. E. Stuiver, and I. Stulen -- Hormesis: Its Relevance in Phytotoxicology / H.-J. Jger and S. V. Krupa -- Evaluating Ozone Effects on Growth of Mature Trees with High Resolution Dendrometer Systems / S. B. McLaughlin and M. Nosal -- Methods for Measuring Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition Inputs in Arid and Montane Ecosystems of Western North America / M.E. Fenn, J.O. Sickman, A. Bytnerowicz, D.W. Clow, N.P. Molotch, J.E. Pleim, G.S. Tonnesen, K.C. Weathers, P.E. Padgett, and D.H. Campbell -- Air Quality Changes in an Urban Region as Inferred from Tree-Ring Stable Isotopes / M. M. Savard, C. �Bgin, J. Marion, J.-C. Aznar, and A. Smirnoff -- Lichen Monitoring of Urban Air Quality, Hamilton, Ontario / D. P. McCarthy, B. Craig, and U. Brand -- Ozone Exposure-Based Growth Response Models for Trembling Aspen and White Birch / K. E. Percy, M. Nosal, W. Heilmanc, J. Sober, T. Dann and D. F. Karnosky --Closing Remarks / Sagar Krupa and Allan H. Legge.
摘要、提要註:	As global industrial expansions continue, air quality is no longer governed by isolated point sources (e.g., a single coal-fired power plant), but by source clusters or complexes. Although air quality regulations are designed to protect the environment against possible adverse effects, any mitigative measures through emission control must account for the specific source(s) of concern. This is complicated by the fact that multiple sources often emit the same air pollutant of environmental concern (for example, sulphur dioxide). To address these issues, atmospheric receptor models have been developed and are continually being improved. Receptor models allow the quantification of the contribution of individual air pollutant emission sources to the air quality at a given location. The benefits of any air quality control measures based on receptor modelling must be verified by assessing changes or betterment in environmental impacts. Until now, such an approach has not been well integrated and practiced. This book provides the needed concepts and methods in conducting the studies to establish cause and effect relationships under ambient conditions, which is valuable not only to industrialized nations, but also to the policy makers in developing nations.
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Air quality and ecological impacts[electronic resource] :relating sources to effects /
Air quality and ecological impactsrelating sources to effects /[electronic resource] :edited by Allan H. Legge. - 1st ed. - Amsterdam ;Elsevier Science,2009. - Developments in environmental science ;9. - Developments in environmental science ;9..

Introduction / Allan H. Legge -- Theory and Application of Atmospheric Source Apportionment / Philip Hopke -- Use of Trace Metals as Source Fingerprints / Richard L. Poirot -- Plants as Accumulators of Atmospheric Emissions / J. Neil Cape -- Relating Source-Specific Atmospheric Sulfur Dioxide Inputs to Ecological Effects Assessment in a Complex Terrain / Jos�e Luis Palau, Sagar Krupa, Vicent Calatayud, Maria Sanz and Mil�ln Mil�ln -- Negative vs. Positive Functional Plant Responses to Air Pollution: a Study Establishing Cause-Effect Relationships of SO b2 s and H b2 sS / L. J. De Kok, L. Yang, C. E. E. Stuiver, and I. Stulen -- Hormesis: Its Relevance in Phytotoxicology / H.-J. Jger and S. V. Krupa -- Evaluating Ozone Effects on Growth of Mature Trees with High Resolution Dendrometer Systems / S. B. McLaughlin and M. Nosal -- Methods for Measuring Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition Inputs in Arid and Montane Ecosystems of Western North America / M.E. Fenn, J.O. Sickman, A. Bytnerowicz, D.W. Clow, N.P. Molotch, J.E. Pleim, G.S. Tonnesen, K.C. Weathers, P.E. Padgett, and D.H. Campbell -- Air Quality Changes in an Urban Region as Inferred from Tree-Ring Stable Isotopes / M. M. Savard, C. �Bgin, J. Marion, J.-C. Aznar, and A. Smirnoff -- Lichen Monitoring of Urban Air Quality, Hamilton, Ontario / D. P. McCarthy, B. Craig, and U. Brand -- Ozone Exposure-Based Growth Response Models for Trembling Aspen and White Birch / K. E. Percy, M. Nosal, W. Heilmanc, J. Sober, T. Dann and D. F. Karnosky --Closing Remarks / Sagar Krupa and Allan H. Legge.

As global industrial expansions continue, air quality is no longer governed by isolated point sources (e.g., a single coal-fired power plant), but by source clusters or complexes. Although air quality regulations are designed to protect the environment against possible adverse effects, any mitigative measures through emission control must account for the specific source(s) of concern. This is complicated by the fact that multiple sources often emit the same air pollutant of environmental concern (for example, sulphur dioxide). To address these issues, atmospheric receptor models have been developed and are continually being improved. Receptor models allow the quantification of the contribution of individual air pollutant emission sources to the air quality at a given location. The benefits of any air quality control measures based on receptor modelling must be verified by assessing changes or betterment in environmental impacts. Until now, such an approach has not been well integrated and practiced. This book provides the needed concepts and methods in conducting the studies to establish cause and effect relationships under ambient conditions, which is valuable not only to industrialized nations, but also to the policy makers in developing nations.

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Elsevier Science & Technology,
2009.

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