Trends in atmospheric elemental carbon concentrations from 1835 to 2005
Liaquat Husain(New York State Department of Health), Jianjun Li(Tianjin University), A. Bari(New York State Department of Health), Tanveer Ahmed(University of Tikrit), Kamal Swami(New York State Department of Health), Afreen Khan(New York State Department of Health), James S. Webber(United States Geological Survey)
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