Re-evaluating the NO2 hotspot over the South African Highveld

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Abstract
Globally, numerous pollution hotspots have been identified using satellite-based instruments. One of these hotspots is the prominent NO2 hotspot over the South African Highveld. The tropospheric NO2 column density of this area is comparable to that observed for central and northern Europe, eastern North America and south-east Asia. The most well-known pollution source in this area is a large array of coal-fired power stations.
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Authors Alexandra S.M. Lourens,Timothy M. Butler,Johan Paul Beukes,Pieter G. Van Zyl,Steffen Beirle,Thomas K. Wagner,Klaus-Peter Heue,Jacobus J. Pienaar,Gerhardus D. Fourie,Mark Lawrence;Alexandra S.M. Lourens;Timothy M. Butler;Johan Paul Beukes;Pieter G. Van Zyl;Steffen Beirle;Thomas K. Wagner;Klaus-Peter Heue;Jacobus J. Pienaar;Gerhardus D. Fourie;Mark Lawrence;
Journal south african journal of science
Year 2012
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10.4102/sajs.v108i11/12.1146
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/e87ac4910809d1bd3ad532bb7a2e5825
Keywords
pollution europe south instruments african tropospheric fired highveld no2 hotspot

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