Publications

Enantioselective determination of brominated flame-retardants. Collaborative work between the University of Jena and the Norwegian Institute of Air Research. Powerpoint presentation. NILU F

Kallenborn, R.

Enantioselective analysis of chiral environmental contaminants. A versatile tool for ecotoxicological risk assessment. Powerpoint presentation. NILU F

Kallenborn, R.

Enantiomer signatures as evaluation tool for source elucidation of chiral environmental pollutants in human tissues.

Kallenborn, R.; Sandanger, T.; Odland, J.O.

Enantiomer distribution of chiral pesticides in traditional food from Arctic Greenland. Elucidation of selected up-take and distribution processes.

Carlsson, P.; Kallenborn, R.; Herzke, D.

En multimedia modell for indre Oslofjord. Hvilke faktorer kontrollerer nivåer av PCB i fjordmiljøet? Powerpoint presentasjon. NILU F

Breivik, K.; Wania, F.; Bjerkeng, B.; helland, A.; Magnusson, J.

En historie om siloksaner: Utfordringer i jakten på nye miljøgifter.

Krogseth, I.S.

En giftfri framtid - på bekostning av fattige land? NILU F

Breivik, K.

En brennende «skrekkfilm» – som også kan komme til Norge

Evangeliou, Nikolaos (interview subject); Thorenfeldt, Gunnar; Halvorsen, Bjørn Egil (journalists)

Empowerment at all costs? Citizens' Observatory in practice.

Grossberndt, S.; Liu, H.-Y.; Soloaga, I.A.; Robinson, J.A.; Bartonova, A.

Empowering citizens to improve quality of life in urban environments; the CITI-SENSE Barcelona case study. NILU F

Cole-Hunter, T.; Nieuwenhuijsen, M.J.; Turco, E.; Fernandez, A.; Williams, M.; Bartonova, A.

Emissions. Air pollution studies, 18

Cinnirella, S.; Feng, X.; Friedli, H.; Levin, L.; Pacyna, J.; Pacyna, E.G.; Streets, D.; Sundseth, K.

Emissions, dispersion and deposition of SO2 from Nikel and Zapolyarny. A WRD-Chem model study. NILU OR

Engdahl, B.J.; Velken, A.V.S.; Berglen, T.F.; Hodnebrog, Ø.; Stordal, F.

The WRF-Chem model has been applied to study two specific episodes of pollution from the Nikel and Zapolyarny facilities, the summer episode 2007 and winter 2010/11. Meteorological input data from WRF compare well with data from ECMWF. The model underestimates concentrations of SO2 in specific episodes, a possible explanation for this is that the flue gas plume is levelled out in the model, in addition little is known about the emissions. A budget for the different processes show that chemical loss and wet deposition are most important in summer time, while wet and dry deposition are most important in winter time. WRF-Chem is computational demanding and most suited to study processes and specific episodes.

Emissions outsourcing in the EU. A review of potential effects on industrial pollution.

Abbasi, Golnoush; Bouman, Evert

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