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Kesterson ES B2

Environmental Science B Unit 2 - Air Pollution & Global Warming

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Group of man made chemicals. Chloroflurocarbons
Requires developed countries to decrease emissions of carbon dioxide & other greenhouse gases by an average of 5% by 2012. Kyoto Protocol
Sudden runoff of large amounts of highly acidic water into lakes & streams. Acid Shock
The overall, gradual increase in the Earth’s temperature. Global Warming
Most common unit used to measure loudness. Decibel
A gas molecule that is made up of three oxygen atoms. Ozone
Area of stratosphere where ozone is highly concentrated. Ozone Layer
Silicate minerals that are bundles of minute fibers that are heat resistant, flexible & durable. Asbestos
Urban air pollution composed of a mixture of smoke & fog. Smog
Pollutant that forms in the atmosphere by chemical reaction with other substances. Secondary Pollutant
Pollutant put into the atmosphere by human or natural activity. Primary Pollutant
A gas composed of molecules that absorb and radiate infrared radiation from the sun. Greenhouse Gases
Atmospheric condition in which warm air traps cooler air near the Earth’s surface. Temperature Inversion
Rain, sleet or snow that contains a high concentration of acids because of pollution in the atmosphere. Acid Precipitation
Value that is used to express acidity or alkalinity of a system. pH
Set of symptoms that may affect workers in modern airtight office buildings. Sick Building Syndrome
Long term weather conditions at a particular place. Climate
Contamination of the atmosphere by the introduction of pollutants from human and natural sources. Air Pollution
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