Bringing together world-renowned experts in air chemistry and
pollution (including 1995 Nobel Laureates in Chemistry, P.J.
Crutzen and M.J. Molina), this unique volume analyzes and
integrates the scientific evidence behind the myriad issues of air
pollution. Tracing the history of air pollution, from localized
microenvironments to regional and global levels, it provides
important insights into the mean physical and dynamic
characteristics of the atmosphere, the effects of population and
industry on atmospheric composition, and quantifiable sources of
air pollution. Includes extensive coverage of photochemical smog,
tropospheric ozone, stratospheric ozone depletion, acid rain, and
global warming. Features chapters on ozone chemistry written by
recipients of the 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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