Air

For the first time, a book is now available in the German-speaking world that comprehensively informs about all aspects of air as the most important environmental medium. The author brings 30 years of his own atmospheric environmental research and 15 years of teaching experience in air chemistry to the table. In addition to presenting the essential foundations for a better understanding of atmospheric processes, particular emphasis is placed on explaining the complex relationships between the causes and effects of air pollution. By critically questioning common opinions, the book offers new insights into long-term solutions for (not only) atmospheric environmental problems. This work serves as a handbook, reference book, and study companion. It is therefore ideal for meteorologists, chemists, physicists, geographers, geoecologists, environmental engineers, process engineers, legal experts, administrative professionals, and anyone interested in the topic.