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Nickel deposition to snow on the Kola Peninsula in April 1990

Nickel deposition to snow on the Kola Peninsula in April 1990 		Nickel deposition to snow on the Kola Peninsula in April 1990

Lead in sediments near the cryolite mine at Ivittuut, south Greenland Stations 1, 3 and 9 are located at distances of 800 m, 1600 m and 5600 m, respectively, from the mine

Lead in sediments near the cryolite mine at Ivittuut, south Greenland Stations 1, 3 and 9 are located at distances of 800 m, 1600 m and 5600 m, respectively, from the mine 		Lead in sediments near the cryolite mine at Ivittuut, south Greenland Stations 1, 3 and 9 are located at distances of 800 m, 1600 m and 5600 m, respectively, from the mine

Lead and zinc in a sediment core sampled in 1991, 15 km from the Black Angel mine in West Greenland

Lead and zinc in a sediment core sampled in 1991, 15 km from the Black Angel mine in West Greenland 		Lead and zinc in a sediment core sampled in 1991, 15 km from the Black Angel mine in West Greenland

Lead levels in blue mussels (Mytilus edulis) in the fjord outside the Black Angel lead-zinc mine in West Greenland in 1986-87 Values on the fjord coast are measured concentrations Estimated concentrations in the fiord are indicated by isolines

Lead levels in blue mussels (Mytilus edulis) in the fjord outside the Black Angel lead-zinc mine in West Greenland in 1986-87 Values on the fjord coast are measured concentrations Estimated [..] 		Lead levels in blue mussels (Mytilus edulis) in the fjord outside the Black Angel lead-zinc mine in West Greenland in 1986-87 Values on the fjord coast are measured concentrations Estimated concentrations in the fiord are indicated by isolines

Temporal trend of Pb concentrations in growing tips of seaweed (Fucus vesiculosus) at the Black Angel lead-zinc mine in West Greenland The background value is estimated to be 02 µg/g dw

Temporal trend of Pb concentrations in growing tips of seaweed (Fucus vesiculosus) at the Black Angel lead-zinc mine in West Greenland The background value is estimated to be 02 µg/g dw 		Temporal trend of Pb concentrations in growing tips of seaweed (Fucus vesiculosus) at the Black Angel lead-zinc mine in West Greenland The background value is estimated to be 02 µg/g dw

Anthropogenic SO2 emissions for 1985 north of 30°N

Anthropogenic SO2 emissions for 1985 north of 30°N 		Anthropogenic SO2 emissions for 1985 north of 30°N

Anthropogenic NOx emissions for 1985 north of 30°N

Anthropogenic NOx emissions for 1985 north of 30°N 		Anthropogenic NOx emissions for 1985 north of 30°N

SO2 emissions north of 50°N (modified after Benkovitz et al 1995, see Figure 91) showing point source emissions from Arctic and subarctic non-ferrous smelters and including natural DMS sources from the North Atlantic Ocean Area sources are not included

SO2 emissions north of 50°N (modified after Benkovitz et al 1995, see Figure 91) showing point source emissions from Arctic and subarctic non-ferrous smelters and including natural DMS sources from [..] 		SO2 emissions north of 50°N (modified after Benkovitz et al 1995, see Figure 91) showing point source emissions from Arctic and subarctic non-ferrous smelters and including natural DMS sources from the North Atlantic Ocean Area sources are not included

Time series of emissions of SO2 from European sources (Mylona 1993) and two major sources on the Kola Peninsula

Time series of emissions of SO2 from European sources (Mylona 1993) and two major sources on the Kola Peninsula 		Time series of emissions of SO2 from European sources (Mylona 1993) and two major sources on the Kola Peninsula

Emission rates of sulfur dioxide from Nikel together with annual average SO2 air concentrations measured at two sites in Norway (1978-1992)

Emission rates of sulfur dioxide from Nikel together with annual average SO2 air concentrations measured at two sites in Norway (1978-1992) 		Emission rates of sulfur dioxide from Nikel together with annual average SO2 air concentrations measured at two sites in Norway (1978-1992)

(a) Vertical distribution of SOx (SO2 + SO42-) concentrations averaged over the area north of 75°N, and (b) contributions from the different sources

(a) Vertical distribution of SOx (SO2 + SO42-) concentrations averaged over the area north of 75°N, and (b) contributions from the different sources 		(a) Vertical distribution of SOx (SO2 + SO42-) concentrations averaged over the area north of 75°N, and (b) contributions from the different sources

Model calculations of sulfur deposition and fraction of dry deposition for the period July 1990 to June 1991 in northern Fennoscandia and the Kola Peninsula

Model calculations of sulfur deposition and fraction of dry deposition for the period July 1990 to June 1991 in northern Fennoscandia and the Kola Peninsula 		Model calculations of sulfur deposition and fraction of dry deposition for the period July 1990 to June 1991 in northern Fennoscandia and the Kola Peninsula

(a) The contribution from the different sources to the total deposition, averaged over the area north of 75°N from October 1990 to May 1994, (b) the calculated total monthly depositions of SOx averaged over the area north of 75°N, and (c) the

(a) The contribution from the different sources to the total deposition, averaged over the area north of 75°N from October 1990 to May 1994, (b) the calculated total monthly depositions of SOx [..] 		(a) The contribution from the different sources to the total deposition, averaged over the area north of 75°N from October 1990 to May 1994, (b) the calculated total monthly depositions of SOx averaged over the area north of 75°N, and (c) the

Vertical distribution of Arctic haze in summer, winter, and the whole year Sulfur air concentrations and relative source-contribution (%) for different heights above the ground are shown The concentrations are averages over the Arctic area north of 70°N

Vertical distribution of Arctic haze in summer, winter, and the whole year Sulfur air concentrations and relative source-contribution (%) for different heights above the ground are shown The [..] 		Vertical distribution of Arctic haze in summer, winter, and the whole year Sulfur air concentrations and relative source-contribution (%) for different heights above the ground are shown The concentrations are averages over the Arctic area north of 70°N

(a) Critical loads of acidity expressed as sulfur (5th percentile presented for each grid) for lakes in northern Fennoscandia and surface waters on Svalbard, and (b) their exceedance (95th percentile)

(a) Critical loads of acidity expressed as sulfur (5th percentile presented for each grid) for lakes in northern Fennoscandia and surface waters on Svalbard, and (b) their exceedance (95th percentile) 		(a) Critical loads of acidity expressed as sulfur (5th percentile presented for each grid) for lakes in northern Fennoscandia and surface waters on Svalbard, and (b) their exceedance (95th percentile)
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