Coal plants may alter weather patterns study warns
A NOAA scientist reports that aerosols from coal burning flyash coated with sulfates and chlorides could seed clouds and modify rainfall downwind. The tiny particles may also pose inhalation risks and potential health hazards. Further research aims to reduce emissions and assess climate effects.
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Carter favors reducing nuclear dependence and boosting solar and other renewables. He would promote international aid to develop renewables, push coal and conservation, and seek a global energy conference under UN auspices to curb nuclear spread while offering peaceful fuel access.
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