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Front Matter (R1-R46)

1 Introduction (1-3)

2 General Considerations (4-34)

3 Basic Biomedical Effects of Sulfur Oxides (35-57)

4 Health Effects of Sulfur Oxides (58-169)

5 Ecological Effects (170-192)

Part Two in Brief: Strategies for Controlling Sulfur-Related Power Plant Emissions (193-232)

6 The Relationship of Sulfur Oxide Emissions to Sulfur Dioxide and Sulfate Air Quality (233-275)

7 Sulfates and Acidity in Precipitation: Their Relationship to Emissions and Regional Transport of Sulfur Oxides (276-312)

Section 2: Techniques for Reducing Emissions from Power Plants (313-313)

8 Pricing Policy and Demand for Electricity (314-322)

9 Effects of Improved Fuel Utilization on Demand for Fuels for Electricity (323-353)

10 Some Methods of Reducing Sulfur Oxides from Power Plants (354-384)

11 Flue Gas Desulfurization (385-484)

12 Control of Ambient Sulfur Dioxide Concentrations with Tall Stacks and/or Intermittent Control Systems (485-538)

Section 3: Analysis of Alternative Emissions Control Strategies (539-539)

13 Analysis of Alternative Emissions Control Strategies (540-714)

14 Nitrogen Oxide Emissions and Their Distributors (715-909)