Soil and ambient air mercury as an indicator of coal-fired power plant emissions: a case study in North China | SpringerLink
Mercury Removal at Coal-Fired Power Plants | AIChE
How to cut mercury emissions in coal-fired power plants - Power Engineering International
Mercury pollution from power plants seen - The Watchers
Graph of the Day: Map of All Mercury Emissions from U.S. Coal-fired Power Plants, November 2011 – Desdemona Despair
EPA to bring back mercury pollution rules that were nixed under Trump administration | CNN Politics
Coal After MATS | Fortnightly
Mercury Falling - Center for American Progress
How Poisonous Mercury Gets From Coal-Fired Power Plants into the Fish You Eat - CounterPunch.org
Coal-fired power stations caused surge in airborne mercury pollution, study finds | Victoria | The Guardian
Mercury Removal from Coal-Fired Powered Plants | Fossil Consulting Services, Inc.
Which Power Plants Emitted the Most Mercury?
Mercury behaviour in a coal-fired power plant (UNEP, 2010) | Download Scientific Diagram
Trump Administration Prepares a Major Weakening of Mercury Emissions Rules - The New York Times
Technology Could Deliver 90% Hg Reduction from Coal
EPA announces plan to roll back mercury rules in power plants - Los Angeles Times
Cleaner Power Plants | US EPA
Trump administration targets Obama's clean-up of mercury pollution | PBS NewsHour
Mercury Falling - Center for American Progress
Mercury Emission and its Control in Chinese Coal-Fired Power Plants (Advanced Topics in Science and Technology in China): Zhou, Jinsong, Luo, Zhongyang, Zhu, Yanqun, Fang, Mengxiang: 9783642378737: Amazon.com: Books
How poisonous mercury gets from coal-fired power plants into the fish you eat – KISA Public Radio
Environment agency scraps limits on mercury from US coal power plants | News | Chemistry World
How poisonous mercury gets from coal-fired power plants into the fish you eat
Fingerprinting' method tracks mercury emissions from coal-fired power plant
Mercury pollution from coal plants is still a danger to Americans. We need stronger standards to protect us.
