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Precipitation Chemistry Trends in the United States: 1980-1993

Lynch, James A.; Bowersox, Van C.; Simmons, Carol

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Title
Precipitation Chemistry Trends in the United States: 1980-1993
Author(s)
  • Lynch, James A.
  • Bowersox, Van C.
  • Simmons, Carol
Issue Date
1995
Keyword(s)
  • National Atmospheric Deposition Program
  • Precipitation Chemistry Trends
  • geographical patterns
Abstract
One of the primary objectives of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) is to determine geographical patterns and temporal trends in precipitation chemistry in the United States. To meet this objective, the NADP/NTN established and maintains nearly 200 monitoring stations throughout the United States. The NADP/NTN Coordination Office publishes annual reports describing precipitation chemistry at each site. These reports also contain graphics depicting geographical patterns of precipitation chemistry across the U.S. (NADP, 1980-1995). This report complements the annual reports by describing long-term (multiple-year) trends in precipitation chemistry at selected NADP/NTN sites.
Publisher
Illinois State Water Survey
Series/Report Name or Number
ISWS Miscellaneous Publication MP-175
Type of Resource
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