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Psychological Aspects of the Problem of Atmospheric Smoke Pollution

Wallin, J. E. Wallace (John Edward Wallace), 1876-1969· 4 chapters· 14,367 words

Raymond C. Benner, Ph.D. Chief Fellow and Chemist. Joseph A. Beck, LL.B. Attorney. A. B. Bellows, B.S. Engineer. W. W. Blair, M.D. Physician. J. E. Clevenger, M.S. Botanist. B. A. Cohoe, A.B., M.D. Physician. E. W. Day, A.M., M.D. Physician. S. R. Haythorn, M.D. Physician. W....

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1. Part 1

Raymond C. Benner, Ph.D. Chief Fellow and Chemist. Joseph A. Beck, LL.B. Attorney. A. B. Bellows, B.S. Engineer. W. W. Blair, M.D. Physician. J. E. Clevenger, M.S. Botanist. B....

2. Part 2

Likewise in Westminster the number of days of fog averaged 27 per year for the lustrum 1902-1906, and 17 per year for the period 1907-1911. The improvement shown above is due, i...

3. Part 3

Now, since smoke diminishes the sunlight, reduces or suppresses the heat giving infra-red and the tonic ultra-violet rays, and diminishes the electrical potential (at least duri...

4. Part 4

Smoke defaces, disfigures or destroys buildings and restricts the styles of architecture. The sulphuric acid particularly corrodes or disintegrates practically all kinds of buil...