Air Pollution Meteorology of the Rockwood-Harriman, Tennessee, Valley

Hanna, Steven R.; Swisher, S. D.

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Air Pollution Meteorology of the Rockwood-Harriman, Tennessee, Valley

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Hanna, Steven R. ; Swisher, S. D.
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Air Resources Atmospheric Turbulence and Diffusion Laboratory.
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OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
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Domestic and industrial heating and emissions from a single, large, low-level industrial source are approximately equally responsible for the high concentrations of suspended particles observed in the Rockwood-Harriman industrial corridor at times of poor atmospheric dilution. The air in the industrial corridor cannot support any additional air polluting industries unless coal is discouraged as a means of residential and industrial space heating and corrective measures are taken to reduce emissions from the large industrial source.
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ATDL contribution file 40
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Miscellaneous
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