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Title:
Water Vapor From Thermoelectric Power Plants, Does it Impact Climate?
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Publication Date:
May 2008
Publication Type:
Report/Publication
Contact:
Phil DiPietro (Joseph.Dipietro@netl.doe.gov)
Program/Technology:
Environmental & Water
Author:
Phil DiPietro (NETL)
Synopsis:
The quantity of water vapor from power plants is compared to the amount of water from the natural evaporation/precipitation cycle.
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