Reducing mercury MACT vs cap-and-trade

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Electric Power Research Institute's (EPRI's) research work on Environmental Protection Agency's mercury regulations viz. Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT) and cap-and-trade proposals is presented. The research based on computer simulation concluded that mercury emissions from electric powerplants under either regulations will not lead to increased deposition.

Science & research, Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation, Coal Thermal Electric Power, Research, Environmental aspects, United States. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental policy, Coal-fired power plants, Coal fired power plants, Mercury, Electric Power Research Institute

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A new lease on life

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The issues that need to be addressed by American nuclear industry, for its sustained growth, are examined.

Energy policy, Nuclear industry, Growth, Company growth

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Mercury Regulation: The Right Degree

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Mercury emissions will be regulated from powerplants, but the question is 'how'.

Laws, regulations and rules, Pollutants, Mercury industry

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