In 1979, an air quality standard forsulfurdioxidewas established.
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Figure 1a shows that the relationship betweensulfurdioxideconcentrations and freedoms is nearly linear.
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They contribute 16 per cent of all particulate matter pollution, and 43 per cent of allsulfurdioxide.
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In 1993, the environmental standards for some air pollutants such assulfurdioxideand carbon monoxide were tightened.
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Second, pollution levels are negatively correlated with freedom with one small exception:sulfurdioxide concentrations are about the same for countries with low and medium political freedoms.
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The major result is that the costs of reducingsulfurdioxide, and perhaps also dust, are likely to be substantially lower in transition countries than in the west.
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We find that freedoms are statistically significant for measures of pollution that directly affect human health: concentrations ofsulfurdioxide, smoke, heavy particles, and fecal coliform.
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The natural and usually impure cinnabar was chemically separated into mercury andsulfurdioxideand then resynthesized for transportation or to produce pure cinnabar for use as a pigment.
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Sulfurdioxide, while harmless to healthy individuals, can induce asthma when inhaled or ingested by sensitive people.
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The rate of bulge movement,sulfurdioxideemission, and ground temperature readings did not reveal any changes indicating a catastrophic eruption.
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Therefore, the concentration of freesulfurdioxideis greatly diminished by the time the beer or wine is consumed.
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It emitssulfurdioxideand oxides of nitrogen upon heating to decomposition.
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Addingsulfurdioxidemay help to improve color and flavour retention over long periods of storage.
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These materials include silicates (such as orthopyroxene), sulfur, andsulfurdioxide.
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Sulfurdioxidecan be dangerous to children and the elderly by causing serious damage to lung tissue.
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