THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA

Anthropogenically derived pollutants (e.g. trace metals, organochlorines, radionuclides) are deposited upon arctic ecosystems. o determine the range of probable biotic effects of these pollutants, the rate at which they enter and are retained within an ecosystem must be known. nknown deposition mech...

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Main Authors: C.P. Gubala, D.H. Landers, M. Monetti, M. Heit, T. Wade, B. Lasorsa, S. Allen-Gil
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Published: 2004
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Arctic
Alaska
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spelling ftepa:oai:epaEIMS:42037 2023-05-15T14:37:33+02:00 THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA C.P. Gubala D.H. Landers M. Monetti M. Heit T. Wade B. Lasorsa S. Allen-Gil 2004-04-16T20:57:28Z http://oaspub.epa.gov/eims/eimsapi.dispdetail?deid=42037 unknown https://cfint.rtpnc.epa.gov/si/ntislink.cfm?dirEntryID=42037 NATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY Text 2004 ftepa 2007-11-21T14:47:43Z Anthropogenically derived pollutants (e.g. trace metals, organochlorines, radionuclides) are deposited upon arctic ecosystems. o determine the range of probable biotic effects of these pollutants, the rate at which they enter and are retained within an ecosystem must be known. nknown deposition mechanisms and the complexity of quantifying atmospheric concentrations of constituents make direct measurements of pollutant flux to arctic terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems difficult or impractical. he rates and chronologies of accumulation of these pollutants and others are discussed with regard to the process of long-range atmospheric transport. Text Arctic Alaska Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): Science Inventory Arctic
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description Anthropogenically derived pollutants (e.g. trace metals, organochlorines, radionuclides) are deposited upon arctic ecosystems. o determine the range of probable biotic effects of these pollutants, the rate at which they enter and are retained within an ecosystem must be known. nknown deposition mechanisms and the complexity of quantifying atmospheric concentrations of constituents make direct measurements of pollutant flux to arctic terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems difficult or impractical. he rates and chronologies of accumulation of these pollutants and others are discussed with regard to the process of long-range atmospheric transport.
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author C.P. Gubala
D.H. Landers
M. Monetti
M. Heit
T. Wade
B. Lasorsa
S. Allen-Gil
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D.H. Landers
M. Monetti
M. Heit
T. Wade
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THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA
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D.H. Landers
M. Monetti
M. Heit
T. Wade
B. Lasorsa
S. Allen-Gil
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title THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA
title_short THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA
title_full THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA
title_fullStr THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA
title_full_unstemmed THE RATES OF ACCUMULATION AND CHRONOLOGIES OF ATMOSPHERICALLY DERIVED POLLUTANTS IN ARCTIC ALASKA, USA
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