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*Matschullat, J., & Bozau, E. (1996). Atmospheric element input in the Eastern Ore Mountains. Applied geochemistry, 11(1-2), 149–154. PDF (1046 K)  
*Matschullat, J., & Bozau, E. (1996). Atmospheric element input in the Eastern Ore Mountains. Applied geochemistry, 11(1-2), 149–154. PDF (1046 K)  
*Cerny, J. (1995). Recovery of acidified catchments in the extremely polluted Krusne Hory Mountains, Czech Republic. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 85(2), 589–594.
*Cerny, J. (1995). Recovery of acidified catchments in the extremely polluted Krusne Hory Mountains, Czech Republic. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 85(2), 589–594.
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Power plants in CR and Usti region

Consequences: air pollution

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  • Godzik, S., & Sienkiewicz, J. (1990). Air pollution and forest health in central Europe: Poland, Czechoslovakia, and the German Democratic Republic. Ecological Risks—*Perspectives from Poland and the United States, 155–70.
  • Matschullat, J., & Bozau, E. (1996). Atmospheric element input in the Eastern Ore Mountains. Applied geochemistry, 11(1-2), 149–154. PDF (1046 K)
  • Cerny, J. (1995). Recovery of acidified catchments in the extremely polluted Krusne Hory Mountains, Czech Republic. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 85(2), 589–594.