'Level ozone' presentation slideshows

Ozone update

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Ecology Challenge

Ecology Challenge. Directions : After each question, write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. You will be given about 30 seconds per questions. The group with the most correct answers will win. 1 of 25) Which organism(s) would be considered a carnivore?.

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Ozone Cartoon from Austrialia youtube/watch?v=YzYHwzSE1VY

Ozone Cartoon from Austrialia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzYHwzSE1VY. Biggest issue in climate studies. Alleged CRU Emails - Searchable http://www.eastangliaemails.com/index.php. Air Pollution. London fog in the time of Dickens. Urban Pollution Bubble.

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Faculty of allied medical science

Faculty of allied medical science. Environmental health (NREH-101). Air pollution. Supervision Prof.dr / Mervat Salah. Outcomes. 1-To know the meaning of air pollution 2-To differentiate between outdoor and indoor pollution 3-To know types of air pollution

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Oxides of NItrogen

Oxides of NItrogen. Lauren Kastner , Matthew Sullivan, Kristen Hackman. NOx !!!. NO x = NO and NO 2 Main Sources: Combustion of fossil fuels Natural sources. Health Effects. High concentration Nox Lung irritation Increased susceptibility to respiratory diseases Harmful to asthmatics

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Air Pollution

Chapter 19. Air Pollution. The Atmosphere as a Resource. Atmospheric composition: Nitrogen = 78% Oxygen = 21% Carbon dioxide = 0.038%. Smog. Winter Smog. Summer Smog. Temperature Inversions. A warmer, less dense air mass moves over a cooler, more dense air mass.

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Air Pollution

Air Pollution. what is air pollution?. Particulate matter Very small particles of fuel that has been burned. Ex, diesel smoke Noxious gases Chemicals that can cause harm directly, or react with other chemicals to do damage. Smog demo?. smog. What is it?

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SUNY Geneseo Campus

SUNY Geneseo Campus. YOUR Environmental Impacts: A Series of Personal Choices. SUNY Geneseo Campus. Your Environmental Impacts: First some data on Consumption: Water /Sewer Electrical Fossil Fuel Then some data on Waste Generation: Solid Waste (garbage) Regulated Medical Waste

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Human Impact on Ecosystems

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Human Impact on Ecosystems

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Hazards and Effects on Respiratory Health of Backyard Burning

Hazards and Effects on Respiratory Health of Backyard Burning. Theodore W. Marcy, MD MPH Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine University of Vermont College of Medicine American Lung Association of Vermont. Outline of Discussion. Lung function, anatomy and inhaled toxins

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Atmospheric Pollution

Atmospheric Pollution. Dr. Manish Semwal GMIS. Concept of Atmospheric Pollution. Atmospheric Pollution. The quality of the air we breathe is both a personal health and a major economic issue

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Randall Martin (Dalhousie, Harvard-Smithsonian) with contributions from

Simulation of Absorbing Aerosol Index & Understanding the Relation of NO 2 Column Retrievals with Ground-based Monitors. Randall Martin (Dalhousie, Harvard-Smithsonian) with contributions from Melanie Hammer, Shailesh Kharol , Jeff Geddes, Aaron van Donkelaar (Dalhousie U).

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Air Quality

Air Quality. What is this in the air?. People have euphemisms for smog; sometimes it's fog, sometimes it's haze. It's hard to know sometimes whether the air is full of something natural, like water vapor, or something man-made, like ozone.

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5-Minute Check on Activity 4-6

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Asthma: The Leading Respiratory Diseases

Asthma: The Leading Respiratory Diseases. By: Nahom Kidanemariam. Respiratory Diseases. Asthma. New York City residents often feel powerless as they are forced to live with Asthma The triggers for Asthma often differ between individuals Common triggers include: Pollens, molds

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