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Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Redevelopment and expansion of United States coal resources are economic necessities. Environmentalists' objections to the less expensive, available United States coal, that introduces large amounts of SOx and particulates into the air, may be overcome with the options of coal cleaning, tall stacks, material recovery and stack cleaning. (BT)
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Economics, Energy, Environment

Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Mass transit is possible in the United States, but only if the form it takes offers americans the quality of ride--cheap, private and rapid--they now have in the automobile. If these criteria are not achieved, Americans will continue to drive. (BT)
Descriptors: Energy, Environment, Fuels, Motor Vehicles

Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Chimneys, Construction Industry, Energy

Environmental Science and Technology, 1974
To meet energy needs, the World's energy base must be broadly diversified. This diversification, including such possibilities as fossil fuels, nuclear, solar, geothermal, tidal and aeolian energy, must proceed without undue environmental damage and be economically feasible. Compromises between energy, economics and the environment will have to be…
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Ecology, Economics, Energy

Budiansky, Stephen – Environmental Science and Technology, 1980
This article discusses the need for more accurate and complete input data and field verification of the various models of air pollutant dispension. Consideration should be given to changing the form of air quality standards based on enhanced dispersion modeling techniques. (Author/RE)
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Chemistry, Data Analysis, Data Collection