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envm10midterm

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CO2   >100 years GH  
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Methane   12 years GH  
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N2O (nitrous oxide)   114 years GH natural emissions by bacteria in soil and oceans agriculture-fertilizer  
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NO2 (nitrogen dioxide)   1-2 months CP  
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lead   several weeks CP leaded gasoline (banned), small industry emissions still remain  
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NOx   1-2 months combustion sources  
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O3   weeks to months GH secondary pollutant from photochemical reactions w/ NOx and VOCs good in strat(naturally forms by Chapman Cycle); bad in trop  
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CO   CP combustion sources & biomass burning  
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PM   CP small/medium-combustion and gas-phase photochemical reactions large-industrial grinding highest in Cairo secondary pollutant  
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SO2   few days CP coal combustion and power generating plants, refining and burning of petroleum highest in Chongqing, China  
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FF combustion=   VOCs, NOx, PM, CO, SO2, lead, benzene  
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Polar vortex   dark for months during winter->air cools quickly and vortex forms->air isolated & cold polar strat clouds-form composed of nitric acid and water; releases chlorine gas->massive ozone destruction  
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thermohaline circulation   hot/cold ocean currents that could stop immediately  
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