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Burning natural gas instead of coal at a power plant results in a reduction of which of the following harmful emissions? Options - (A) Mercury. (B) Carbon dioxide. (C) Nitrogen oxides. (D) All of the above

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Answered by thejaaswany

Answer: (B) Carbon dioxide.

Explanation: Burning natural gas for energy results in fewer emissions of nearly all types of air pollutants and carbon dioxide (CO2) than burning coal or petroleum products to produce an equal amount of energy.

Answered by anika7844

All of the above is correct answer

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Burning natural gas instead of coal at a power plant results in a reduction of which of the following harmful emissions? Options - (A) Mercury. (B) Carbon dioxide. (C) Nitrogen oxides. (D) All of the above ​

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Burning natural gas instead of coal at a power plant results in a reduction of which of the following harmful emissions? Options - (A) Mercury. (B) Carbon dioxide. (C) Nitrogen oxides. (D) All of the above