In 2005, global SO 2 emission was estimated to be 12.83 Gg (gigagrams). According to the EPA,
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In 2005, global SO2 emission was estimated to be 12.83 Gg (gigagrams). According to the EPA, 71% of SO2 emissions into the atmosphere is from coalfired power plants. How much coal (in metric tons) must have been burned to produce this much SO2, assuming that coal is 2.0% sulfur?
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