Whether or whether not an individual should support stricter regulations on coal-fired power plants to reduce the mercury emissions, even if it means an increase in energy costs. Introduction: The mercury is a toxic metal and its accumulation in the body can result in severe health problems such as sterility in men, birth defects in infants and damage to central nervous system.

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Whether or whether not an individual should support stricter regulations on coal-fired power plants to reduce the mercury emissions, even if it means an increase in energy costs.

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Introduction:

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The mercury is a toxic metal and its accumulation in the body can result in severe health problems such as sterility in men, birth defects in infants and damage to central nervous system.

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An individual should support stricter regulations on coal-fired power plants as these power plants emit highly toxic mercury, which enter the human body through food chain and causes severe health problems.

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The toxic mercury emitted by the coal-fired power plants reach soil, water and air. The mercury from these sources enters the body of smaller organisms and when the sma...

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