Abstract
The deposition of acid rain on world forests has been of increasing concern for a number of years. Forests are an important resource in Canada, in 1983 a reported one in ten jobs depended on the forest sector. The principle acid-forming materials are the oxides of sulphur and nitrogen which result mainly from coal-fired power plants, the smelting and petrochemical industries, and the transportation sector. This report provides a critical review of research into the effects of acid deposition and air quality on forest productivity. 76 refs., 2 append., 16 tabs., 10 figs.
Torrenueva, A L
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- Ontario Hydro, Toronto, ON (Canada). Environmental Studies and Assessments Department
Citation Formats
Torrenueva, A L.
Effects of acid deposition on forest phase I.
Canada: N. p.,
1985.
Web.
Torrenueva, A L.
Effects of acid deposition on forest phase I.
Canada.
Torrenueva, A L.
1985.
"Effects of acid deposition on forest phase I."
Canada.
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title = {Effects of acid deposition on forest phase I}
author = {Torrenueva, A L}
abstractNote = {The deposition of acid rain on world forests has been of increasing concern for a number of years. Forests are an important resource in Canada, in 1983 a reported one in ten jobs depended on the forest sector. The principle acid-forming materials are the oxides of sulphur and nitrogen which result mainly from coal-fired power plants, the smelting and petrochemical industries, and the transportation sector. This report provides a critical review of research into the effects of acid deposition and air quality on forest productivity. 76 refs., 2 append., 16 tabs., 10 figs.}
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year = {1985}
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