Consequently, rapid industrial development in the Northern Hemisphere may have caused the significant two-fold rise in boreal
GEM atmospheric levels reported after World War II.
Not exact matches
From 1990 to 1996, a decrease in
atmospheric GEM concentrations was observed at both the Wank and Lista stations, with higher
levels at Wank (Fig. 3).
The firn air at Summit Station (72.6 ° N, 38.5 ° W) in central Greenland allowed us to reconstruct the decadal - average
atmospheric history of
GEM levels during the last ≈ 70 years.
While
atmospheric GEM concentrations reconstructed from Summit firn air are higher than mean hemispheric values, they reproduce
GEM levels observed shipboard between 40 ° and 50 ° N (see Fig.