U.S. Rolls Out Tough Rules on Coal Plant Pollution: Scientific American
The Obama administration on Wednesday unveiled the first-ever standards to slash mercury emissions from coal-fired plants, a move aimed at protecting public health/The rules will save $90 billion in healthcare costs by 2016 as technology to cut emissions also reduces particulates that can damage hearts and lungs
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