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An experiment has also been made which includes emissions of sulphur dioxide and thus the formation of aerosols.
It is possible that by removing magazines from the incinerator waste, sulphur dioxide emissions will decrease.
The nature of this greenhouse effect is disputed - the relative roles of sulphur dioxide and carbon dioxide in the greenhouse are strongly debated.
Specific examples would be reducing emissions of sulphur dioxide or reducing concentrations of lead in air or water.
The impact of trade appears to vary by pollutant, with only sulphur dioxide showing evidence of both factor endowment and pollution haven effects.
The declining trend in sulphur dioxide emissions: implications for allowance prices.
He finds both to be positive determinants of sulphur dioxide concentrations.
As with sulphur dioxide, the results for nitrogen oxides provide evidence of a robust relationship between per capita income and emissions.
Numerous covariates have been introduced in the past to explain sulphur dioxide concentrations in reduced-form specifications.
For sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides we have five-yearly observations for 26 developed and developing countries, covering the period 1975 - 1990.
Only for sulphur dioxide does the analysis suggest that trade patterns driven by environmental regulations and/or factor endowments are determining per capita emissions.
Estimated turning points are also broadly similar across specifications and are slightly higher than those estimated for sulphur dioxide.
The highest sulphur dioxide emissions occurred in burns that included magazine waste.
The positive estimate throughout provides strong evidence that more human/physical-capital-intensive countries have higher sulphur dioxide concentrations, even after we control for trade and income effects.
The trade intensity variable is negative for sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and biological oxygen demand (although it is not significant for nitrogen oxides) whilst it is positive for carbon dioxide.
