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The impact of greenhouse gases and halogenated species on future solar UV radiation doses.

Taalas, P.; Kaurola, J.; Kylling, A.; Shindell, D.; Sausen, R.; Dameris, M.; Grewe, V.; Herman, J.

2000

Chemical effects of UV fluctuations inferred from total ozone and tropospheric aerosol variations.

Jonson, J.E.; Kylling, A.; Berntsen, T.K.; Isaksen, I.S.A.; Zerefos, C.S.; Kourtidis, K.

2000

Air pollution modelling in Zaragoza. NILU OR

Gram, F.; Chamorro, J.M.

2000

2000

Dispersion calculations at Tromsø. NILU OR

Haugsbakk, I.; Tønnesen, D.

2000

Dispersion calculations at Namsos. NILU OR

Haugsbakk, I.

2000

Monitoring of long-range transported air pollutants, Annual report for 1999. NILU OR

Aas, W.; Tørseth, K.; Solberg, S.; Berg, T.; Manø, S.

Air and precipitation chemistry is determined through various monitoring programmes at several sites located in the rural areas of Norway. This report describes the results for 1999, and these are compared to the previous years.

2000

Dispersion calculations at Forus. NILU OR

Haugsbakk, I.; Grønskei, K.E.

2000

International Co-operative Programme on Materials, including Historic and Cultural Monuments. Environmental data report September 1995 to October 1998. NILU OR

Henriksen, J.F.; Arnesen, K.

This report presents the database for the second phase of the ECE ICP material programme. Besides presenting the available data for the three exposure years 1995/96, 1996/97 and 1997/98, the report presents the spread in the yearly mean values for the exposure sites. To show the reductions in the air pollutions observed during the ruling time of the project, scatterplots for SO2, NO2 and O3 for the two years 1987/88 and 1997/98 are presented. They show that the reduction for SO2 at the sites during the ten years period has been 75% in average, NO2 the reduction has been 25% and for O3 no detectable change has been observed.

2000

The POPCYCLING-Baltic Model. A non-steady state multicompartment mass balance model of the fate of persistent organic pollutants in the Baltic Sea environment. NILU OR

Wania, F.; Persson, J.; Di Guardio, A.; McLachlan, M.S.

The POPCYCLING-Baltic model, typical multi-media mass balance model, divides the environment in 85 boxes or compartments, which are considered well-mixed and homogeneous, both with respect to the environmental characteristics and chemical contamination. These environmental phases are then linked by a variety of intercompartmental transfer processes.

2000

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