Übersetzung für "Ozone formation" in Deutsch

Another advantage resides in the prevention of ozone formation.

At the equator itself, ozone formation as well as photochemical depletion are high.

Both hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides are involved in ozone formation.

The discharge leading to ozone formation can be referred to as a surface discharge.

An ozone formation can also be achieved via the ultraviolet radiation.

Ozone formation and depletion depends on several factors.

Carbon monoxide plays a role in ozone formation.

In light of the insufficient scientific knowledge on ozone formation, the Commission cannot accept any of those amendments.

These emissions contribute to ozone formation, which is one of the air pollution problems we have still not solved.

Emissions of nitrogen oxides (NO ) from air­craft in the upper troposphere contribute to ozone formation and therefore to climate change.

This high voltage discharge leads to ozone formation.

The following links can be helpful in order to undestand more about ozone formation.

As a precursor substance for ground-level ozone formation it contributes to radiative forcing as a climate-relevant gas.

As in ozone formation, nitrogen plays an important role in many areas of our environment.

Since the life time of ozone is short, ozone formation is a temporary local process.

Ozone formation is a temporary local process, since the life cycle of ozone is short.

The auto-oil programme concluded that further measures are needed to improve the future air quality of the Community, especially as regards ozone formation and emissions of particulate matter.

However, because of the complementary nature of these measures, particularly the directives based on the Auto-Oil Programme, the Committee, as in similar opinions3, would like to draw attention to the fact that the European Commission has not made an overall assessment of the combined effect of all these measures on air quality, in terms of precursors of tropospheric ozone formation, in the various regions of the European Union.

He added that the Commission would be tackling the problems of acidification and ozone formation in its shortly to be published proposal on national emission ceilings for SO2, NOx, NH3 and VOCs.

However, because of the complementary nature of these measures, particularly the directives based on the Auto-Oil Programme, the Committee, as in similar opinions4, would like to draw attention to the fact that the European Commission has not made an overall assessment of the combined effect of all these measures on air quality, in terms of precursors of tropospheric ozone formation, in the various regions of the European Union.

The analysis underpinning this proposal took into account the geographical distribution of emission sources throughout the Community, the long-range transport aspect, the cost effectiveness of emission reductions for each pollutant in each Member State, and the need to simultaneously reach environmental targets for both acidification and tropospheric ozone (because nitrogen oxide contributes both to tropospheric ozone formation and acidification).