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Sulphur dioxide emitted from zinc and copper plants can result in the formation of sub-micrometre sulphate aerosols. Charlson
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L'anhydride sulfureux rejeté par les usines de traitement du zinc et du cuivre peuvent mener à la formation d'aérosols de sulfates inférieurs à un micromètre. Charlson
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Hambidge, K.M. and Nichols, B.F., Jr. (eds.). Zinc and copper in clinical medicine. Spectrum Press, New York, NY (1978).
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Hambidge, K.M. et Nichols, B.F., Jr. (dir. de publ.). Zinc and copper in clinical medicine. Spectrum Press, New York, NY (1978).
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Summary of effects related to historic releases from Canadian zinc and copper smelters and refineries. Prepared by J. Sanderson. (cited as Sanderson, 1998)
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Summary of Effects Related to Historic Releases from Canadian Zinc and Copper Smelters and Refineries. Préparé par J. Sanderson. (Cité sous la référence Sanderson, 1998)
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Hartwell, T.D., R.W. Handy, B.S. Harris, S.R. Williams and S.H. Gehlbach. 1983. Heavy metal exposure in populations living around zinc and copper smelters. Arch. Environ. Health 38(5): 284-295.
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Hartley, J. and P. Enterline. 1981. Lung cancer mortality in a community surrounding a copper smelter, Dept. of Biostatics, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh (Pa.) (inédit).
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Releases of these substances and other greenhouse gases from the non-ferrous metal sector in Canada (including but not restricted to zinc and copper processing facilities) have been estimated for 1995 and reported as CO2 equivalents (Table 6).
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, 1976). Ces substances sont habituellement volatiles et doivent avoir un temps de séjour suffisamment long pour absorber et ré-émettre cette énergie. Pour ce qui est des fonderies et des affineries de cuivre et des usines de traitement du zinc, le CO2 et les COV sont les principaux constituants d'émissions qui s'apparentent aux caractéristiques physico-chimiques des substances pouvant contribuer aux changements climatiques.
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Sanderson, J. 1998. Summary of effects related to historic releases from Canadian zinc and copper smelters and refineries. Report prepared for the Commercial Chemicals Evaluation Branch, Environment Canada, Hull, Quebec.
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Sanderson, J. 1998. Summary of effects related to historic releases from Canadian zinc and copper smelters and refineries. Rapport préparé pour la Direction de l'évaluation des produits chimiques commerciaux, Environnement Canada, Hull (Qué.), 146 p.