Why power plant emissions have little impact on mercury exposure in the U.S.

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Why power plant emissions have little impact on mercury exposure in the U.S.

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Topic	Information - Environmental Pollution
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Location	United States
Language	English

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Refuting claims that utility emissions are harming U.S. children and causing mercury hot spots

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