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Effects of environmental stress on forest crown condition in Europe. Part IV: statistical analysis of relationships
2000
Klap, J.M. | Voshaar, J.H.O. | Vries, W. de | Erisman, J.W.
Effects of environmental stress on forest crown condition in Europe. Part I: hypotheses and approach to the study
2000
Vries, W. de | Klap, J.M. | Erisman, J.W.
Soil acidification in loess and clay soils in the Netherlands
2000
Salm, C. van der | Vries, W. de
Effects of environmental stress on forest crown condition in Europe. Part III: estimation of critical deposition and concentration levels and their exceedances
2000
Vries, W. de | Reinds, G.J. | Klap, J.M. | Leeuwen, E.P. van | Erisman, J.W.
Temporal changes in atmospheric air pollution in industrial areas of Ida- and Laeaene-Viru counties
2000
Liblik, V. | Pensa, M. | Kundel, H. (University of Educational Science, Tallinn (Estonia). Inst. of Ecology)
The greatest sources of atmospheric emissions of alkaline dust and SO2 in Estonia are the soil shale based power plants and the cement production. In the vicinity of oil sale processing and chemical plants the organic pollutants, as well asammonia, H2S etc. are also found in the ambient air. Temporal changes in emission amounts and in atmospheric air pollution levels in North-East Estonia since 1960 until today (1997-98) are discussed. During the period of 1989-98 the emissions from power plants decreased about 2.5 times and those from cement production up to 40 times. In 1960-89 oil shale fly ash was the prevalent factor of air pollution, most notably in north-eastern and northern parts of the region. Since 1990-91 the proportion of SO2 has increased in the balance of alkaline and acidic components in some industrial areas. Zonation of landscapes on the basis of air pollution and the critical loads of pollutants for forest trees and Sphagnum are discussed
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