Dirty smoke from ships found to degrade air quality in coastal cities
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 10:35
in Earth & Climate
Ah, nothing like breathing clean coastal air, right? Think again. Chemists at UC San Diego have measured for the first time the impact that dirty smoke from ships cruising at sea and generating electricity in port can have on the air quality of coastal cities...
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