By Anton Alexandrovich Toutov
Virginia Commonwealth University 

A new chemistry innovation could reduce smog, acid-rain and asthma-inducing pollution

 

October 25, 2019



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(THE CONVERSATION) If humans created an emissions hall of shame, which pollutants would you nominate?

Carbon dioxide and methane would probably be fan favorites. But take a moment and consider my dark horse candidate: sulfur dioxide. Unlike its carbon-based counterparts, sulfur dioxide is not considered a major greenhouse gas and doesn’t get as much attention in the media. Instead, it does its dirty work in other ways.

Sulfur dioxide is emitted primarily through the burning of foss...



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