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Appendix 3: Cooperative Projects Suggested at 1987 Workshop
Pages 408-412

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... 4. Mechanisms of Foliar Leaching Due to Air Pollution Post-doctoral support for a researcher from the PAN Institute of Environmental Engineering will be provided to collaborate with the EPA laboratory in Corvallis, Oregon, to pursue research on cuticular 408
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... have examined wet, dry, and aerosol deposition to forested watersheds under heavy impact from air pollution. A postdoctoral opportunity for a young scientist from the Institute of Ecology to a major watershed research site in the eastern United States is proposed.
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... A pilot field program for identifying and evaluating appropriate indicators of ecosystem response, and the establishment of a long-term monitoring and modeling program focused on selected indicators of response of forest ecosystems in the United States and Poland representing a gradient of air pollution stress are also proposed. This program will contribute significantly to a comparative understanding of biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem responses to stress, and will be directly relevant to the International Geosphere Biosphere Program (IGBP)
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... 14. Evaluation of Regional Air Pollution Models Cooperation in three areas is proposed: (1)
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... 20. Exploration of the Applicability of American Remote Sensing Technologies to Solution of Polish Environmental Protection Problems This project will determine the utility of using U.S.
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