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Electricity imports within the U S are associated with about 700 premature deaths annually, study finds

By Mark Golden When fossil fuel power plants produce electricity, they also emit air pollutants that lead to premature mortality. Emissions from coal-fired power plants are particularly harmful. Previous studies, as well as a new one from Stanford University, explain that as the U.S. power sector reduces coal-fired power overall, the total number of premature deaths linked to

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Methane Leaks Far Worse Than Estimates

But there’s hope.

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Environmental News Network - Stanford-Led Study: Methane Leaks Are Far Worse Than Estimates, at Least in New Mexico, but There s Hope

Environmental News Network - Stanford-Led Study: Methane Leaks Are Far Worse Than Estimates, at Least in New Mexico, but There s Hope
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Methane Leaks are More Worrisome than Thought, but Airborne Sensors Offer Hope

The amount of methane – a greenhouse gas 30 times more potent at trapping heat than carbon dioxide over 100 years – leaking from a huge U.S. oil and gas producing region is several times greater than the federal government estimates, according to a new study led by Stanford University.

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Stanford-led study: Methane leaks are far worse than estimates, at least in New Mexico, but theres hope

Using airborne sensors that see methane in the air, Stanford researchers say leaks are more worrisome than thought, but hope lies in the sensing technology itself.

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