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Topics: Air pollution ,

Topic report No 4/2003

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Published: Mar 30, 2004

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NO2 in cities, 2000

NO2 in cities, 2000 Hot-spot stations, 19th highest hourly value

Ozone in cities, 2000

Ozone in cities, 2000 Urban background stations, 26th highest daily eight-hour max value

PM10 in cities, 2000

PM10 in cities, 2000 Hot-spot stations (traffic, industrial), 36th highest daily value

PM10 in cities, 2000

PM10 in cities, 2000 Urban background (UB) stations, 36th highest daily value

Ozone at rural stations, 2000

Ozone at rural stations, 2000 26th highest daily eight-hour max value

Percentage reduction in observed annual sulphur deposition from 1990/92 to 1998/2000

Percentage reduction in observed annual sulphur deposition from 1990/92 to 1998/2000

Percentage of ecosystems protected from impact of eutrophication

Percentage of ecosystems protected from impact of eutrophication Percentage of ecosystems protected from impact of eutrophication through atmospheric deposition of nitrogen

NO2 in cities, 2000

NO2 in cities, 2000 Urban background stations, annual average

Percentage of ecosystems protected from acidification, 2000

Percentage of ecosystems protected from acidification, 2000

Exposure above AOT40 target values for vegetation around rural ozone stations, 2000

Exposure above AOT40 target values for vegetation around rural ozone stations, 2000

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