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Monday, July 25, 2005Dirty Ohio (And not in the fun way)"The J.M. Stuart Station in Adams County, Ohio (50 miles east of Cincinnati) is ranked as one of the dirtiest power plants in Ohio and is responsible for as many as 300 deaths per year."Here are some other interesting stats from the above pdf: Table 1. Ten States Experiencing the Most CO2 Emissions from Power Plants, 2003 Rank State 2003 Emissions(tons) 1 Texas 253,984,102 2 Ohio 137,142,616 3 Florida 136,441,856 4 Indiana 128,961,200 5 Pennsylvania 114,621,138 6 Illinois 101,640,326 7 Kentucky 95,771,990 8 West Virginia 92,270,902 9 Alabama 90,028,512 10 Georgia 83,030,903 Power plants in Ohio led the nation in SO2 emissions, releasing 1.2 million tons in 2003 and the only state to exceed one million tons. Table 3. Ten States Experiencing the Most SO2 Emissions from Power Plants, 2003 Rank State 2003 Emissions(tons) 1 Ohio 1,175,903 2 Pennsylvania 967,183 3 Indiana 804,828 4 Texas 577,688 5 Georgia 540,714 6 West Virginia 539,857 7 Kentucky 529,674 8 Florida 475,312 9 North Carolina 462,041 10 Alabama 458,622 Power plants in Ohio also led the nation for the most NOx emissions in 2003. Table 6. Ten States Experiencing the Most NOx Emissions from Power Plants, 2003 Rank State 2003 Emissions(tons) 1 Ohio 355,192 2 Indiana 261,453 3 Florida 252,620 4 Texas 211,130 5 West Virginia 203,142 6 Kentucky 185,394 7 Pennsylvania 174,280 8 Alabama 155,058 9 Illinois 145,856 10 Missouri 144,836 The Ohio Chapter of the Sierra Club (Dirty Ohio (And not in the fun way)) |
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