Canada. Environment Canada

Denis Rivard

Canada. Translation Bureau. Terminology and Linguistic Services Directorate

Canada. Government Services Canada

This dictionary has been improved through the addition of English definitions, parallel to the existing French definitions, while all equivalencies have been reviewed in light of the most up-to-date sources. The terms are in alphabetical order according to the English key terms, and it includes a French-English glossary. The terms in the new dictionary remain essentially the same, with approximately 1,000 concepts and some 3,000 terminological units in the two official languages. It covers three sub-fields, namely physicochemical reactions involving ozone in the atmosphere, atmospheric layers, and the symptomatology of skin cancers caused by the sun's rays.

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