UBC talk: OZONE POLLUTION

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Author: David Dalton
Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1993 21:54

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Here is info from a fax I just got from the UBC Student Environment Centre.
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Talk: OZONE POLLUTION IN THE LOWER FRASER VALLEY, B.C.
Speaker: Dr. D.G. Steyn, chair, Atmospheric Science Program, UBC
Time: Thurs. Mar. 11, 11:30 a.m.
Place: Buchanan A204, UBC

Abstract: Ozone pollution in the lower atmosphere at GVRD
monitorin stations in the Lower Fraser Valley frequently
exceeds the federal guidelines for maximum acceptable air
pollution and sometimes the maximum tolerable guideline.
The meteorological and chemical nature of this pollution
will be  explained so everyone can understand.  Dr. Steyn
will also give and indication of research underway at
UBC that is attempting to come to an understanding of
the relation between the strength of pollution sources
and the severity of the episodes.

Attempts will be made to link the solution of the
problem to transportation and planning initiatives.
--
David Dalton ------------------------------ <Dalton@Geop.UBC.Ca> ------
  Dept. of Geophysics & Astronomy,                   (604) 822-2267
  2219 Main Mall, University of British Columbia      fax  822-6047
  Vancouver, Canada V6T 1Z4                           home 733-1303

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