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Science Symposium on Nitrogen
The CASA Science Symposium on Nitrogen was attended by over 200 participants on September 27 – 29, 2006 in Lake Louise, Alberta.
Proceedings:
1.0 Program Overview
3.0 Abstracts
4.0 Presentations:
4.1 Welcome
4.2 Overview of CASA – Tingley
4.3 Overview on Nitrogen – Emmett
4.4 Sources of Nitrogen in Alberta – Niemi
4.5 Nitrogen Concentrations and Deposition in Alberta – McDonald
4.6 Management Approaches for Nitrogen Emissions – Aherne
4.7 Atmospheric Chemistry of Nitrogen – Carroll
4.8 Soil, Groundwater and Surface Water Chemistry of Nitrogen – Watmough
4.9 The General Science of Nitrogen Eutrophication – Emmett
4.10 Specific Nitrogen Eutrophication Issues – Gunderson
4.11 The Direct Health Effects of Various Common Nitrogen Species – Belanger
4.12 The Direct Effects of Various Common Nitrogen Species on Vegetation – Krupa
4.13 Odour and Aesthetic Issues associated with Common Nitrogen Species – Both
4.14 Atmospheric and Depositional Nitrogen Monitoring – Cape
4.15 Modeling of Nitrogen Dispersion, Ambient Air Concentrations and Deposition – Makar
4.16 The General Science of Nitrogen Acidification – Aherne
4.17 Specific Nitrogen Acidification Issues – Gundersen
4.18 The Role of Nitrogen in PM and O3 Formation – Carroll
4.19 The Environmental Effects of PM and O3 - Krupa
4.20 The Health Effects of PM and O3 – Jessiman
4.21 Nitrogen and Climate Change – Evans
4.22a Approaches to the Management of Industrial Nitrogen Emissions – Idriss
4.22b Approaches to the Management of Agricultural Nitrogen Emissions – Kryzanowski
4.23 Agricultural Nitrogen Control Practices and Options – Auvermann
4.24 Industrial and Mobile NOx Control Practices and Options – Smith
4.25 Critical Loads for the Management of Nitrogen Acidification and Eutrophication – Evans
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