This volume investigates the complex issue of atmospheric pollution as presented at the 14th International Colloquium in 1980. The proceedings compile research and discussions from leading scientists and experts in the field, focusing on the scientific understanding and potential mitigation strategies for air pollution during that era. The collection aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the state of knowledge and the challenges faced in addressing atmospheric contaminants.

This collection of proceedings offers a snapshot of atmospheric pollution research and discourse from a specific historical moment in 1980. The papers likely reflect the scientific understanding and technological capabilities of the time, providing valuable historical context for contemporary environmental science. As a compilation of an international colloquium, it serves as a record of expert discussions and the prevailing scientific consensus on air quality issues.