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This book addresses the atmospheric phenomenon of fog formation and its impacts on plant and human life. It covers the chemistry, formation, dynamics, impacts and dissipation of the fog. It also elucidate basic concepts of formation of fog, role of meteorology in fog formation, chemistry of fog, how different chemical constituents present in fog affects its quality and surrounding atmosphere, impacts on plant species, human health, visibility and economy and dissipation of fog by cost effective techniques. It also highlights the use of some plant species in managing the fog induced pollution.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book addresses the atmospheric phenomenon of fog formation and its impacts on plant and human life. It covers the chemistry, formation, dynamics, impacts and dissipation of the fog. It also elucidate basic concepts of formation of fog, role of meteorology in fog formation, chemistry of fog, how different chemical constituents present in fog affects its quality and surrounding atmosphere, impacts on plant species, human health, visibility and economy and dissipation of fog by cost effective techniques. It also highlights the use of some plant species in managing the fog induced pollution. This book is of interest to teachers, researchers, climate change scientists, professionals involved in air quality, meteorology, plant and humans related research, capacity builders and policymakers. Also the book serves as additional reading material for undergraduate and graduate students of agriculture, forestry, ecology, and environmental sciences. National and international environmentalists, policy makers will also find this to be a useful read.

Autorenporträt
Pallavi Saxena is an Assistant Professor in Department of Environmental Science, Hindu College, University of Delhi, Delhi, India and serving as SSC member in iLEAPS and GEIA. Her area of interest is air pollution nature-based solutions, sustainability indicators and published about 60 publications. Dr. Saxena has been selected as Lead Author in GEO-7 UNEP Report and authored an Independent Expert Report on Climate change and biodiversity for European Commission in 2024. Dr. Saxena has been selected as an Expert Member in various international meetings and forums like Stockholm +50, COP28, COP29, IPBES 9, 10 and 11, KCI 2022. Anil Kumar Gupta is currently Professor and Head CAPRS-GNEC IIT Roorkee Centre, Greater Noida, UP. He was Head, Environment, Climate and DRM Division, NIDM, India. He is Programme Director of CECR and implementing projects, CAP-RES, NADMP, DMP and Nodal Officer for UNCCD, UNFCCC. He is Expert Team Member of WMO Climate and South Asia Member of IUCN-CEM. He

has to credit over 150 publications. He is principal editor of Springer-Nature Book series on Disaster Resilience and Green Growth. He was recipient of National Science Day Young Scientist Award, Excellence Award by the SEOH and IDRC Canada s Thank Tank Initiative Senior Fellowship. He was Head and Director (Acting) of IEDS, Bundelkhand University. Rogert Sorí is a senior researcher at the Environmental Research Group (EPhyslab), University of Vigo, Spain. He holds a BSc in Meteorology (2010) from the Higher Institute of Technology and Applied Sciences (InSTEC), Havana, Cuba, an MSc in Climate Sciences (2012), and a PhD in Marine Sciences (2018), both from the University of Vigo. His research focuses on climatology, particularly the occurrence and attribution of extreme hydrometeorological events, such as droughts and intense rainfall, exploring the origin of precipitation and the influence of the atmospheric branch of the hydrological cycle on these phenomena.