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Ships pollute Australian air with toxic chemicals say scientists

by Jim Wilson last modified Sep 10, 2012 11:21 AM

Pollutants present in the Australian atmosphere, and which are known to harm and kill humans, animals and plants, probably originate from regional shipping, Australian scientists have said.

  
Ships pollute Australian air with toxic chemicals say scientists

Box-ship Katsurigi belches smoke; Photo - Southern Cross Maritime

Scientists from CSIRO and the Australian Maritime College estimate that approximately 30 per cent of man-made nitrogen oxide emissions and 20 per cent of sulphur oxide emissions generated in the Australian region may have come from shipping.

Dr Ian Galbally from...

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