Oceanic Coal Pollution, Epic Rate
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Each year, the lion's share of mercury poison comes from burning more than 8.3 billion tons of coal to provide energy for electricity grids. As a result of this insatiable addiction to coal, mercury toxicity has tripled in our oceans to over 80,000 tons of poison. Eighty-four percent of fish tested are laced with methyl-mercury.
By Dr. Reese Halter, ContributorBroadcaster & Biologist, 2014-08-11