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New directions: How dangerous is ozone? (CROSBI ID 115729)

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Cvitaš, Tomislav ; Klasinc, Leo ; Kezele, Nenad ; McGlynn, Sean P. ; Pryor, William A. New directions: How dangerous is ozone? // Atmospheric environment (1994), 39 (2005), 25; 4607-4608. doi: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2005.04.007

Podaci o odgovornosti

Cvitaš, Tomislav ; Klasinc, Leo ; Kezele, Nenad ; McGlynn, Sean P. ; Pryor, William A.

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New directions: How dangerous is ozone?

Approximately one hundred years after the discovery of ozone, it was found that many human activities (e.g. combustion which leads to the formation of nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds) increase the concentration of ozone at the surface of our earth. Several groups have considered the high mortality rates of the 2003 heat wave in the UK and the Netherlands and have linked it to the concentrations of particulate matter and ozone that prevailed at that time (Fischer et al., 2004, Atmospheric Environment 38, 1083 ; Stedman, 2004, Atmospheric Environment 38, 1087). This causes some concern because ozone at the surface of the earth can damage and destroy both plants and animals. As a result, the high ozone concentrations and their long persistence times have now become a new and frightening aspect of life on our planet.

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39 (25)

2005.

4607-4608

objavljeno

1352-2310

1873-2844

10.1016/j.atmosenv.2005.04.007

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