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Energy management programme for China 2007: Energy efficiency and CDM potential in the Chinese ferro alloy industry.

Liu, L.; Larssen, S.; Blindheim, I.A.; Chuan, Q, Borchsenius, H.

2008

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Preliminary assessment report on the spatial mapping of air quality trends for Europe. ETC/ACC Tecnical paper, 2008/3

Denby, B.; Sundvor, I.; de Smet, P.; de Leeuw, F.

2008

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Technical background report to the global atmospheric mercury assessment.

Pacyna, J.M.; Munthe, J.; Wilson, S. Co-authors: Maxson, P.; Sundseth, K.; Pacyna, E.G.; Harper, E.; Kindbom, K.; Wangberg, I.; Panasiuk, D.; Glodek, A.; Leaner, J.; Dabrowski, J.

2008

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PCBs on Svalbard. Status of knowledge and management, April 2008. Rapport, 1/2008

Lundkvist, Q.; Pedersen, H.R.; Ottesen, R.T.; Volden, T.; Jartun, M.; Gabrielsen, G.W.; Skåre, J.U.; Kallenborn, R.; Ruus, A.; Dahle, S.; Evenset, A.; Vongraven, D.; Jenssen, B.M.; Ekker, M.; Hindrum, R.

2008

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Abu Dhabi Air and Climate Institute sustainability plan. NILU OR

Bøhler, T.; Berg, P.

2008

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Study of contributions from small scale wood burning to PM in air in cities in Norway - Phase 2A: days with high PM concentrations. NILU OR

Larssen, S.; Hagen, L.O.

NILU has carried out an investigation of contributions from small scale wood burning to PM concentrations in air in cities in Norway. In this project phase (Phase 2a) the contributions from wood burning in Oslo on days with PM >50 ¿g/m3 has been studied.
While wood burning contributes about 35% to PM2.5 and 20-25% to PM10 as winter average, the contribution on high PM10 days can be as high as 50%, making wood burning the main contributor.

2008

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PM10 and PM2,5 in Trondheim during the winter 2005/06. Study of contributions from small scale wood burning and other sources. NILU OR

Larssen, S.; Hagen, L.O.

NILU has carried out an investigation of contributions from small scale wood burning to PM concentrations in air in cities in Norway. In this project phase 2B the contributions to PM in Trondheim from small scale wood burning have been studied.
There were days with high PM concentrations in Trondheim that winter, up to and above 100 µg/m3 of PM10. On days with probable large contributions from wood burning particles, the PM2,5 and PM10 could be over 50 µg/m3 .
Due to analysis problems with the wood burning tracer component (an unexplained interference peak) the wood burning contribution could not be determined quantitatively.

2008

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Measurements of sucralose in the Swedish screening program 2007. Part I: Sucralose in surface waters and STP samples. IVL Report, B1769

Brorström-Lundén, E.; Svenson, A.; Viktor, T.; Woldegiorgis, A.; Remberger, M.; Kaj, L.; Dye, C.; Bjerke, A.; Schlabach, M.

2008

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Miljøgifter til Mjøsa via renseanlegg, 2005-2007. Oppfølgende undersøkelser i utløpsvann og slam. NIVA-rapport, 5594-2008

Fjeld, E.; Enge, E.K.

2008

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Urban background levels of dioxin and PCB in Oslo. NILU OR

Schlabach, M.; Tønnesen, D.

2008

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