Titlebook: Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity; Jerry R. Barker,David T. Tingey Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 atmospheric

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Genetic Diversity of Plant Populations and the Role of Air Pollutioncosystems (see White and Nekola, Chapter 2, this volume). Biodiversity can be simplified to the issue of genetic diversity, and this manuscript addresses that diversity at the level of plant populations and the role that air pollution may play.

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Air Pollution Effects on Terrestrial and Aquatic Animalsdiversity from air pollution occurs in industrial countries where regional impacts (e.g., acid precipitation, ozone) are causing widespread direct and indirect effects to animals and their habitats. In Eastern Europe, local, regional, and transboundary air pollution is severe. Future threats will oc

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Air Pollution Effects on Ecosystem Processescosystem function and composition over wide areas of the temperate latitudes over extended time, rather than dramatic destruction of ecosystems in the immediate vicinity of point sources over short periods, must be recognized as the primary consequence of regional-scale air pollution stress. Global-

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Policy Framework Issues for Protecting Biological Diversityk of “policy” commonly in terms of the foreign policy considerations of many countries; we hear of it often in energy policy, and occasionally it is the subject of a public welfare concern such as the protection of biological diversity. . indicates concern about the scope of the problems to be consi

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The Science-Policy Interface, which determines how society will respond. Specifically: How should scientists design their research—through the questions that they ask and the biotic quantities that they measure—so as best to inform the regulatory decision process, and so to advance the goal of conserving biological diversity?

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Air Pollution Effects on Biodiversity: Research Needssaving special species or threatened and endangered species, maintaining sustainable ecosystems for natural resource production, saving genetic material for future uses, and the reversal of the increased loss of species and habitat, especially but not only in the tropics (see White and Nekola, Chapt