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Studies in China and the U.S. reinforce the understanding that clean air makes a difference to each of us. A switch to solar could save up to an estimated $167 billion in health care costs associated with air pollution each year.
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Dam building is exploding globally. But can hydrodams power the world without ruining the ecologies of the rivers themselves?
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