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Atmospheric Scavenging Mechanisms and the Fate of Air Pollutants
Available to PurchasePublisher: World Petroleum Congress
Paper presented at the 8th World Petroleum Congress, June 13–18, 1971
Paper Number: WPC-14512
... and that there are, moreover, effective natural scavenging processes by which these pollutants are removed from the atmosphere. The result is that there is no evidence of significant increases in any of these pollutants on a global scale. In the case of COZ, where annual emissions of about 15 × 109 tons are only partly...
