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"… e hazardous substance releases that the EPA noted were on the rise in 2007:Mercury up 38 percent, mostly from mining industry facilities.PCBs up 40 percent. …"
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"… ic downturn has cut operations and Mercury emissions the last three years. Mercury is one of the nearly 200 toxic substances singled out in the bipartisan ef …"
"… pounds of Mercury a year at a major coal-fired power plant," Volland said.Mercury travels great distances, persists in the environment and accumulates over …"
"… y wants a 92 percent reduction in Mercury emissions at cement kilns alone."Mercury can damage children's developing brains," the EPA stated in an August, 201 …"
"… August, 2010 news release about the proposed cement kiln standards. "Mercury in the air eventually deposits into water, where it changes into methylmer …"
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"… r Tsou, the former president of the American Public Health Association. “Mercury pollution that spews from power plants eventually pollutes our waterways a …"
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"… Congress is out of session Monday to release the final language.The draft Mercury and Air Toxics Standard proposed in March, which will likely mirror the fi …"
"… d make fish, and the people who eat them healthier, environmentalists say. Mercury, a coal combustion byproduct, is a potent neurotoxin linked to decreased m …"
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"… the landmark rule could have the spotlight.“Last week, we finalized the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, or MATS, a rule that will protect millions of fa …"
"… s power plants across the country could release into the air we breathe.”Mercury, a coal combustion byproduct, is a potent neurotoxin linked to decreased m …"
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