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Smog Traps Atmospheric Gases

Scientists based at the University of California in Irvine (UCI) say that gas particles in the atmosphere tend to get sucked up by smog particles, and then remain trapped there for prolonged periods of time. One of the most interesting implications of this research is that it may provide an accurate, albeit unexpec...

22 February 2012
05:36 GMT

Smog Kills Heart Cells

Exposure to ground-level ozone for several weeks increases tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF α) in the heart, a study carried out on rats concluded. The results were presented at the American Heart Association's Basic Cardiovascular Sciences 2010 Scientific Sessions - Technological and Conceptual Advances i...

22 July 2010
06:49 GMT

Smell of Sea Salt Found 900 Miles Inland

Many authors say that the salty smell of the sea is something that you need to travel to coastal regions to experience, but new measurements show that this is not necessarily true. Chemicals that were until recently thought to exist only in sea spray, and therefore not in the air above continents, were discovered in ...

19 March 2010
09:57 GMT

Beijing Facing Dramatic Pollution Problems

City officials in Beijing recently admitted that the pollution situation in the city was absolutely critical. They said that the foul smog that enveloped the city around the year only cleared when massive storms stroke, and added that something should be done this year about this. Mayor Guo Jinlong said during the op...

25 January 2010
07:04 GMT

Counteracting Global Warming

Carbon dioxide is the main chemical element that influences global warming, in that it virtually "traps" heat moving away from the surface of the planet and redirects it downwards, creating a greenhouse effect of sorts. And since this has been common knowledge for some time now, scientists have always agreed that the...

13 October 2008
02:38 GMT

New Hydroperoxyl Detector Created

Studying the quantities of elusive atmospheric chemicals that take part in the formation of photochemical smog can be now enhanced with the development of a new measuring device designed by the U.S. Department of Energy Brookhaven National Laboratory. The instrument has been patented by the U.S. Patent Office, meani...

20 November 2007
06:03 GMT


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