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In this paper an overview of data collected during monitoring of lead content  in atmospheric precipitation on GAW/EMEP (Global Atmosphere Watch/European  Monitoring and Evaluation Programme) station “Kamenicki Vis”, Serbia from  2000 to 2010 is given. Annual arithmetic mean concentrations, weighted  arithmetic mean concentrations, and median of week samples are presented.  Obtained data was compared with results of analysis of atmospheric  precipitation collected on experimental EMEP station “Zeleno brdo“, Serbia  and discussed in scope of European average levels of lead content in  precipitation and air. Significant increase of average annual lead content in  precipitation was observed in 2003 and 2007. Observed peaks can not be seen  on average European trends thus lead to conclusion that recorded increases  are characteristic for local region. In order to further discuss nature and  direction of possible sources of detected lead pollution short analysis of  lead emission data was performed. An effort was made to gather data from the  counties that lay in directions from which dominant winds blow as well as for  Serbia. For this purpose total national emissions from LRTAP (Long-range  transboudary air pollution) Convention emission inventory report and EMEP  emission inventory were used as well as data published by relevant national  authorities. According to these emission levels, majority of surrounding  countries couldn’t have contributed much to the recorded increases of lead  content in precipitation. However, several possible sources were revealed. In  all studied countries emission levels steadily dropped during the analyzed  period, whereas only for Serbia different trend was observed. Presented data  leads to conclusion that recorded increase of lead content in precipitation  in 2003 probably originates from trans-boundary contributions, while  increases in 2007 and onwards may come from Serbia’s own emissions. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. TR 34023

Lead in atmospheric precipitation: Analysis of atmospheric precipitation pollution monitoring data for location “Kamenicki vis”, Serbia