MIT's Satellite Monitoring of China's Sulphur Emissions from Power Plants
Sector: Power Generation (CCGT) • Location: China
Source: Highways Today
The study examines a Chinese law that has required coal-fired power plants to significantly reduce emissions of sulphur dioxide, a pollutant associated with respiratory illnesses, starting in July 2014. Overall, the researchers found that with the policy in place, the concentration of these emissions at coal power plants fell by 13.9 percent.
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Description | The study examines a Chinese law that has required coal-fired power plants to significantly reduce emissions of sulphur dioxide, a pollutant associated with respiratory illnesses, starting in July 2014. Overall, the researchers found that with the policy in place, the concentration of these emissions at coal power plants fell by 13.9 percent. |
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