Energy consumption and acid deposition in Northeast Asia

David G Streets; Gregory R Carmichael; Markus Amann; Richard L Arndt

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Energy consumption and acid deposition in Northeast Asia

Journal article

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Energy consumption and acid deposition in Northeast Asia

David G Streets, Gregory R Carmichael, Markus Amann and Richard L Arndt

Ambio, Vol.28(2), pp.135-143

03/01/1999

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Abstract

Northeast Asia is the most dynamic and diverse region of the world. Increased population and growing economies have resulted in energy consumption totaling 12% of the world and increasing. Fossil fuels will provide much of the energy and emissions of sulfur dioxide will increase accordingly. It is estimated that acid deposition will severely damage the ecosystems without appropriate emission controls.

Energy Consumption

Environmental Aspects

Energy use

Fossil fuels

Sulfur dioxide

Details

Title: Subtitle: Energy consumption and acid deposition in Northeast Asia
Creators: David G Streets
Gregory R Carmichael
Markus Amann
Richard L Arndt
Resource Type: Journal article
Publication Details: Ambio, Vol.28(2), pp.135-143
Publisher: Springer
ISSN: 0044-7447
eISSN: 1654-7209
Language: English
Date published: 03/01/1999
Description audience: Academic
Academic Unit: Nursing; Chemical and Biochemical Engineering; Civil and Environmental Engineering
Record Identifier: 9984185365102771

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