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Air pollution impacts and sources under a changing climate: A case study for Scunthorpe, UK

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Air pollution impacts and sources under a changing climate: A case study for Scunthorpe, UK. / Malby, Andrew; Timmis, Roger; Whyatt, Duncan.
In: Hrvatski Meteoroloski Casopis, Vol. 43 , No. 2, 24.11.2008, p. 495-499.

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Malby, A, Timmis, R & Whyatt, D 2008, 'Air pollution impacts and sources under a changing climate: A case study for Scunthorpe, UK', Hrvatski Meteoroloski Casopis, vol. 43 , no. 2, pp. 495-499. <https://hrcak.srce.hr/64308>

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Malby, A., Timmis, R., & Whyatt, D. (2008). Air pollution impacts and sources under a changing climate: A case study for Scunthorpe, UK. Hrvatski Meteoroloski Casopis, 43 (2), 495-499. https://hrcak.srce.hr/64308

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Malby A, Timmis R, Whyatt D. Air pollution impacts and sources under a changing climate: A case study for Scunthorpe, UK. Hrvatski Meteoroloski Casopis. 2008 Nov 24;43 (2):495-499.

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Malby, Andrew ; Timmis, Roger ; Whyatt, Duncan. / Air pollution impacts and sources under a changing climate : A case study for Scunthorpe, UK. In: Hrvatski Meteoroloski Casopis. 2008 ; Vol. 43 , No. 2. pp. 495-499.

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