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Coal power plants release particulates as well as other materials.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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If long-distance electric transmission lines are over 99 efficient, why should anyone be excited by the prospect of superconducting transmission lines?
 
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Answer to Question 1

This is true, and the smallest particulates are the most pernicious to a person's
health.

Answer to Question 2

Any savings is important. Especially important is the distinction between long
distance and short-distance transport of electricity. Short-distance transmission is
considerable more expensive and inefficient than the 99 cited above (which applies to
long-distance transport). If local transmission could be done with no losses, considerable
energy and money could be saved.




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