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Transport pathways for fluorinated compounds Transport pathways for fluorinated compounds
Sources of PCFAs in the environment Sources of PCFAs in the environment. Pies represent relative magnitudes of different sources; values are in tonnes
Time series of PBDEs and HBCD in Arctic wildlife Time series of PBDEs and HBCD in Arctic wildlife
PBDEs and HBCD in polar bears PBDEs and HBCD in polar bears
PBDEs in ringed seals PBDEs in ringed seals
PBDEs and HBCD in beluga PBDEs and HBCD in beluga
PBDEs and HBCD in seabirds PBDEs and HBCD in seabirds
PBDEs in Arctic air PBDEs in Arctic air. Particles in Arctic haze allow BFRs to transport to the Arctic from more southerly source regions. This may include DecaBDE, which was previously thought not to transport over [..]
Contaminant emissions, transport and deposition in the Arctic An illustration of the interplay between a) contaminant emissions distribution for sulfur dioxide and b) frequency of atmospheric south-to-north transport, yielding c) a net annual input of sulfur to [..]
Poleward energy flux Modeled annual variation in poleward energy flux through latitude 70°, as effected by transient eddies (TE), standing eddies (SE), and mean meridional circulation (MMC) for the atmosphere from the [..]
Peat mound bog Cross-section of a peat mound bog
Atmosphere-surface exchange Schematic diagram of processes of atmosphere-surface exchange
Arctic air masses and atmospheric transport routes The mean position of the Arctic air mass in winter (January) and summer (July), superimposed on the (summer value % (orange) - winter value % (blue)) frequency of major south-to-north transport routes [..]
Arctic atmospheric circulation The mean circulation of the lower atmosphere during January and July as depicted by mean streamlines of the resultant winds
Major pathways of contaminants into and within the Arctic environment A multi-compartment schematic diagram of the major pathways of contaminants into and within the Arctic environment