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Is pollution the main cause of Notre Dame Cathedral's deterioration?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)Does lowering speed limits by 10 km/h have any impact on air pollution?Do 1.4 million Chinese people die each year because of air pollution?Is most of London's air pollution 'is caused by drivers from outside the capital'?Does particulate pollution in outdoor air kill tens of thousands every year?To what extent do needle trees contribute to fine dust pollution?Is there a French law governing the shape of the croissant?Has the claim that there's a causal relationship between poor air quality and death been debunked?Is the Taylor oil spill on the scale of Deepwater Horizon?Is Bhutan the only carbon neutral/negative country?Is the Notre Dame fire not an accident?
A 2017 Time article discussing the crumbling, wearing out, and water damage of France's Notre Dame Cathedral prior to the 2019 fire writes (emphasis added):
Notre Dame, which looms over the capital from an island in the center of the city, is a constant reminder of Paris’ history. It has seen more than its share of epic dramas, including the French Revolution and two world wars. But now there is another challenge. Some 854 years after construction began, one of Europe’s most visited sites, with about 12 million tourists a year, is in dire need of repairs. Centuries of weather have worn away at the stone. The fumes from decades of gridlock have only worsened the damage. “Pollution is the biggest culprit,” says Philippe Villeneuve, architect in chief of historic monuments in France. “We need to replace the ruined stones. We need to replace the joints with traditional materials. This is going to be extensive.”
Have scientists studied the effect of pollution on the Notre Dame Cathedral? What are the results of these studies?
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A 2017 Time article discussing the crumbling, wearing out, and water damage of France's Notre Dame Cathedral prior to the 2019 fire writes (emphasis added):
Notre Dame, which looms over the capital from an island in the center of the city, is a constant reminder of Paris’ history. It has seen more than its share of epic dramas, including the French Revolution and two world wars. But now there is another challenge. Some 854 years after construction began, one of Europe’s most visited sites, with about 12 million tourists a year, is in dire need of repairs. Centuries of weather have worn away at the stone. The fumes from decades of gridlock have only worsened the damage. “Pollution is the biggest culprit,” says Philippe Villeneuve, architect in chief of historic monuments in France. “We need to replace the ruined stones. We need to replace the joints with traditional materials. This is going to be extensive.”
Have scientists studied the effect of pollution on the Notre Dame Cathedral? What are the results of these studies?
environment france pollution notre-dame-de-paris
edited 14 hours ago
Oddthinking♦
102k31428532
asked Apr 16 at 7:54
Barry HarrisonBarry Harrison
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I've finished fixing the question, reopened and cleaned up the old version comments. To would be answerers, we expect answers to be specific to Notre Dame and not general chemistry considerations.
– Sklivvz♦
Apr 19 at 23:10
@Sklivvz Any suggestions for current and/or future improvement?
– Barry Harrison
2 days ago
Probably a lot more has been written about the effects of pollution on the Taj Mahal. That material should be examined for relevant statements about the effects of pollution on different types of stone.
– Daniel R Hicks
2 days ago
add a comment |
A 2017 Time article discussing the crumbling, wearing out, and water damage of France's Notre Dame Cathedral prior to the 2019 fire writes (emphasis added):
Notre Dame, which looms over the capital from an island in the center of the city, is a constant reminder of Paris’ history. It has seen more than its share of epic dramas, including the French Revolution and two world wars. But now there is another challenge. Some 854 years after construction began, one of Europe’s most visited sites, with about 12 million tourists a year, is in dire need of repairs. Centuries of weather have worn away at the stone. The fumes from decades of gridlock have only worsened the damage. “Pollution is the biggest culprit,” says Philippe Villeneuve, architect in chief of historic monuments in France. “We need to replace the ruined stones. We need to replace the joints with traditional materials. This is going to be extensive.”
Have scientists studied the effect of pollution on the Notre Dame Cathedral? What are the results of these studies?
environment france pollution notre-dame-de-paris
edited 14 hours ago
Oddthinking♦
102k31428532
asked Apr 16 at 7:54
Barry HarrisonBarry Harrison
3,01011348
A 2017 Time article discussing the crumbling, wearing out, and water damage of France's Notre Dame Cathedral prior to the 2019 fire writes (emphasis added):
Notre Dame, which looms over the capital from an island in the center of the city, is a constant reminder of Paris’ history. It has seen more than its share of epic dramas, including the French Revolution and two world wars. But now there is another challenge. Some 854 years after construction began, one of Europe’s most visited sites, with about 12 million tourists a year, is in dire need of repairs. Centuries of weather have worn away at the stone. The fumes from decades of gridlock have only worsened the damage. “Pollution is the biggest culprit,” says Philippe Villeneuve, architect in chief of historic monuments in France. “We need to replace the ruined stones. We need to replace the joints with traditional materials. This is going to be extensive.”
Have scientists studied the effect of pollution on the Notre Dame Cathedral? What are the results of these studies?
environment france pollution notre-dame-de-paris
environment france pollution notre-dame-de-paris
edited 14 hours ago
Oddthinking♦
102k31428532
asked Apr 16 at 7:54
Barry HarrisonBarry Harrison
3,01011348
edited 14 hours ago
Oddthinking♦
102k31428532
asked Apr 16 at 7:54
Barry HarrisonBarry Harrison
3,01011348
edited 14 hours ago
Oddthinking♦
102k31428532
edited 14 hours ago
Oddthinking♦
102k31428532
edited 14 hours ago
Oddthinking♦
102k31428532
102k31428532
asked Apr 16 at 7:54
Barry HarrisonBarry Harrison
3,01011348
asked Apr 16 at 7:54
Barry HarrisonBarry Harrison
3,01011348
asked Apr 16 at 7:54
Barry HarrisonBarry Harrison
3,01011348
3,01011348
1
I've finished fixing the question, reopened and cleaned up the old version comments. To would be answerers, we expect answers to be specific to Notre Dame and not general chemistry considerations.
– Sklivvz♦
Apr 19 at 23:10
@Sklivvz Any suggestions for current and/or future improvement?
– Barry Harrison
2 days ago
Probably a lot more has been written about the effects of pollution on the Taj Mahal. That material should be examined for relevant statements about the effects of pollution on different types of stone.
– Daniel R Hicks
2 days ago
add a comment |
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I've finished fixing the question, reopened and cleaned up the old version comments. To would be answerers, we expect answers to be specific to Notre Dame and not general chemistry considerations.
– Sklivvz♦
Apr 19 at 23:10
@Sklivvz Any suggestions for current and/or future improvement?
– Barry Harrison
2 days ago
Probably a lot more has been written about the effects of pollution on the Taj Mahal. That material should be examined for relevant statements about the effects of pollution on different types of stone.
– Daniel R Hicks
2 days ago
1
1
I've finished fixing the question, reopened and cleaned up the old version comments. To would be answerers, we expect answers to be specific to Notre Dame and not general chemistry considerations.
– Sklivvz♦
Apr 19 at 23:10
I've finished fixing the question, reopened and cleaned up the old version comments. To would be answerers, we expect answers to be specific to Notre Dame and not general chemistry considerations.
– Sklivvz♦
Apr 19 at 23:10
@Sklivvz Any suggestions for current and/or future improvement?
– Barry Harrison
2 days ago
@Sklivvz Any suggestions for current and/or future improvement?
– Barry Harrison
2 days ago
Probably a lot more has been written about the effects of pollution on the Taj Mahal. That material should be examined for relevant statements about the effects of pollution on different types of stone.
– Daniel R Hicks
2 days ago
Probably a lot more has been written about the effects of pollution on the Taj Mahal. That material should be examined for relevant statements about the effects of pollution on different types of stone.
– Daniel R Hicks
2 days ago
add a comment |
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I've finished fixing the question, reopened and cleaned up the old version comments. To would be answerers, we expect answers to be specific to Notre Dame and not general chemistry considerations.
– Sklivvz♦
Apr 19 at 23:10
@Sklivvz Any suggestions for current and/or future improvement?
– Barry Harrison
2 days ago
Probably a lot more has been written about the effects of pollution on the Taj Mahal. That material should be examined for relevant statements about the effects of pollution on different types of stone.
– Daniel R Hicks
2 days ago