Link Between Black Carbon Emissions, Human Health Effects Detailed in EPA Study

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Link Between Black Carbon Emissions, Human Health Effects Detailed in EPA Study

WASHINGTON, D.C.-Emissions of black carbon may be a significant contributor to rising global temperatures while harming human health, but scientists need to conduct more research to determine the long-term impacts, the Environmental Protection Agency said in a report March 30.

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