Environmental issues

Anonymous 1980: The global 2000 report to the President, volumes 1, 2 and 3. Council on Environmental Quality and the Department of State, Washington.

1982 a: Research training supported by the Natural Environment Research Council. NERC Publications Series 'D', no. 19. (48 pp.)

1982 b: Research grants awarded by the Natural Environment Research Council. NERC Publications Series 'D', no. 20. (70 pp.)

Bolin, B. editor, 1981: Carbon cycle modelling. Chichester: John Wiley. (404 pp.)

Bridges, E.M. and Davidson, D.A. editors, 1982: Principles and applications of soil geography. London and New York: Longman.

Brown, K.A. 1982: Sulphur in the environment: a review. Environmental Pollution 3,47-80.

Brown, L.R. 1981: Eroding the base of civilization. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 36, 255-60.

Bums, D.A. , Galloway, J.N. and Hendrey, G.R. 1981: Acidification of surface waters in two areas of the eastern United States. Water, Air and Soil Pollution 16,277-85.

Clapham, W.B. 1981: Acid precipitation. Mazingira 5, 8-20.

Climate Board 1981: Managing climatic resources and risks. Panel on the Effective Use of Climate Information in Decision Making, National Research Council, Washington, DC: National Academy Press. (51 pp.)

Cowling, E.B. 1982: Acid precipitation in historical perspective. Environmental Science and Technology 16, 110A-123A.

Dent, D. and Young, A. 1981: Soil survey and land evaluation. London : Allen and Unwin.

Ditwiler, C.D. 1981: Water: a low-priced but high-cost resource. Search 12, 73-77.

Evans, L.S. , Hendrey, G.R. , Stensland, G.J. , Johnson, D.W. and Francis, A.J. 1981: Acidic precipitation: considerations for an air quality standard. Water, Air and Soil Pollution 16, 469-509.

Gladkevich, G.I. and Sumina, T.I. 1982: Measuring the environmental impact of industrial centres in the natural-economic regions of the USSR. Soviet Geography: Review and Translation 22, 155-63.

Hansen, P. 1982: Bitter rain. Outdoor America 47, 6-11.

Hunt, R.D. 1982: BBC Television weather forecasts - audience research results . Meteorological Magazine 111, 45-47.

Johnson, D.W. 1981: The natural acidity of some unpolluted waters in southeastern Alaska and potential impacts of acid rain. Water, Air and Soil Pollution 16,243-52.

Kollig, H.P. and Hall, T.L. 1982: The effects of acid perturbation on a controlled ecosystem . Water, Air and Soil Pollution 17, 225-33.

Kurtz, J. and Scheider, W.A. 1981: An analysis of acidic precipitation in south-central Ontario using air parcel trajectories. Atmospheric Environment 15, 1111-16.

Lee, N. 1982: The future development of environmental impact assessment. Journal of Environmental Management 14, 71-90.

Lewis, T. 1981: Energy vs the environment. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 8, 59-71.

Lewis, W.M. 1982: Acid rains in Colorado. Colorado Outdoors 31, 33-37.

Likens, G.E. editor, 1981: Some perspectives of the major biogeochemical cycles. Chichester : John Wiley. (190 pp.)

Likens, G.E. and Butler, T.J. 1981: Recent acidification of precipitation in North America . Atmospheric Environment 15, 1103-09.

Lowe, J. and Lewis, D. 1981: Energy usage and the economics of environmental control . Energy Policy 9, 25-31.

Madsen, B.C. 1981: Acid rain at Kennedy Space Center, Florida: recent observations. Atmospheric Environment 15, 853-62.

Martin, T. 1981: The greying of the National Parks. National Parks 55, 20-25.

Meiwes, K.J. and Khanna, P.K. 1981: Distribution and cycling of sulphur in the vegetation of two forest ecosystems in an acid rain environment. Plant and Soil 60, 369-78.

Mitchell, B. 1981: The natural resources development debate in Canada . Geoforum 12,227-36.

Mitchell, M.J. , Landers, D.H. and Brodowski, D.F. 1981: Sulfur constituents of sediments and their relationship to lake acidification. Water, Air and Soil Pollution 16, 351-60.

National Academy of Sciences 1980: A strategy for the National Climate Program. Report of a Workshop to review the preliminary National Climate Program Plan, Woods Hole, MA, 16-21 July 1979, Washington, DC. (66 pp.)

Norton, G.A. and Walker, B.H. 1982: Applied ecology: towards a positive approach. I The context of applied ecology. Journal of Environmental Management 14, 309-24.

Nutalaya, P., Karasudhi, P., Thanasuthipitak, T., Kheoruenromne, I. and Sudhiprakam, A. editors, 1982: Soil, geology and landforms: impact on land use in developing countries. Proceedings of the International Landplan I Symposium, Bangkok.

Nutalaya, P. and Rau, J.L. 1981: Bangkok: the sinking metropolis. Episodes 4, 25-30.

Olson, G.W. 1981: Soils and the environment: a guide to soil surveys and their applications. London: Chapman and Hall, New York: Methuen .

Patrick, R. , Binetti, V.P. and Halterman, S.G. 1981: Acid lakes from natural and anthropogenic causes . Science 211, 446-48.

Rambo, A.T. 1982: Human ecology research on tropical agroecosystems in southeast Asia. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 3, 86-99.

Raynor, G.S. and Hayes, J.V. 1982: Concentrations of some ionic species in central Long Island, New York, precipitation in relation to meteorological variables . Water, Air and Soil Pollution 17, 309-35.

Rubin, E.S. 1981: Air pollution constraints on increased coal use by industry: an international perspective. Journal Air Pollution Control Association 31, 349-60.

Shellito, G.A. and Decosta, J. 1981: Primary production in a eutrophic acid lake. Water, Air and Soil Pollution 16, 415-31.

Smith, R.A. 1872: Air and rain: the beginnings of a chemical climatology . London: Longmans, Green.

Strayer, R.F. , Lin, C-J. and Alexander, M.O. 1981: Effect of simulated acid rain on nitrification and nitrogen mineralization in forest soils. Journal of Environmental Quality 10, 547-52.

Thornton, J.D. and Eisenreich, S.J. 1982: Impact of land-use on the acid and trace element composition of precipitation in the north central US . Atmospheric Environment 16, 1945-55.

Wetstone, G. , Reed, P. and Futrell, J.W. 1981: Alternatives for coping with acid deposition problems . Environmental Policy and Law 7, 155-59.

Wisniewski, J. 1982: The potential acidity associated with dews, frosts and fogs. Water, Air and Soil Pollution 17, 361-77.