When a Coke Plant Closed in Pittsburgh, Cardiovascular ER Visits Plunged
When a Coke Plant Closed in Pittsburgh, Cardiovascular ER Visits Plunged
A recent study highlights the health benefits of particular plants closing and generally reducing exposure to fossil fuels, researchers say.
A recent study highlights the health benefits of particular plants closing and generally reducing exposure to fossil fuels, researchers say.
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My overtired brain took this as a coca cola plant and much confusion was had.
117 2 ReplyIt isn't a coca cola plant?
24 0 ReplyEither drug decriminalization has come a lot farther than I realized, or it's this
23 0 ReplyWow now I know of a third type of Coke !
9 0 ReplyThe second one sounds like it is the one
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Coca-Cola doesn't grow from plants, dumbass.
12 5 ReplyWith that attitude it won't.
9 0 ReplyDamn, didn't know "plants" had only one meaning.
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Not quite. At the very least you wouldn't want to drink anything that is coming out of it.
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“In this type of plant, coal is heated until it turns into coke, an ingredient used to make steel. When heated, coal releases carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and other pollutants.”
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