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METE3000 - Air Pollution Fall 2012 This is an advanced course in meteorology and reviews the various types of anthropogenic pollutants in the atmosphere and their chemical and physical behavior in it. Properties of various gaseous, particulate and aerosol pollutants are examined. Affects of atmospheric pollutants on the biosphere, hydrosphere and lithosphere as well as on humankind and its various artifacts are discussed. Methods by which pollutants diffuse and mix through the atmosphere are examined. Techniques to reduce and/or control anthropogenic pollution from fixed and mobile sources as well as from point and non-point sources are reviewed. Course includes a laboratory/recitation period which includes hands-on demonstrations of topics reviewed in lecture and experimentation utilizing the analytical techniques and equipment reviewed in the course. Prerequisites: COSK2220, METE1000, METE1050, and 15 additional credits of science at the 2000 level or above. 3 Credits

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METE3000-C1			Air Pollution
14 Seats			Credits:	3	Days:	M W F
			Location:	Moon	Room:	John Jay 248
			Time:	01:00-01:50 pm	Instructor:	Lasota
			Session:	1 (08/26 - 12/14/13)	Term:	Fall 2013
			Prerequisites: COSK2220 or COSK2225 and METE1000
			This course satisfies part of the Communication Skills graduation requirement.
			Communication Skills Section.