Ozone risk communication and management.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chelsea, Mich.: Lewis Publishers, 1990Description: 206p.: illISBN:

0873711300

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363.7392

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Factors effecting the formation of ozone: Kenneth L. Demerjian; Transport of ozone and its implications for New England: Chi Ho Sham; Ambient levels of ozone in New England and interpretation of trends: Richard P. Burkhart; Effects of ozone on crops in New England: William J. Manning; Effects of ozone on forests in the Northeastern United States: Mary Beth Adams and George Evans Taylor; Effects of ozone on tires and the control of these effects: Joseph A. Kuczkowski; Assessment of ozone toxicity with animal models: Brenda E. Barry; The respiratory effects of low level ozone exposure: clinical studies: William F. McDonnell; Extrapulmonary effects of ozone: Andrew T. Canada and Edward J. Calabrese; Epidemiologic assessment of short-term ozone health effects: Douglas W. Dockery and David Kriebel; Basis for the primary ozone standard: David J. McKee; EPA's implementation strategy for ozone reductions: John Hanisch

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