Not exact matches
Power
plants are expected to pump out more than 300 billion tons of carbon dioxide
over their expected lifetimes, creating a 4 percent jump in emissions each year
over the
next few decades, according to scientists from Princeton University and University of California at Irvine.
Over the
next few decades, almost all of the power
plants in the U.S. will need to be replaced, and America's dependence on fossil fuels presents serious national security concerns.
I also note that if Asia (particularly China) converts its many existing coal - fired power
plants to methane (from hydrofracking)
over the
next few decades, then the air pollution in this part of the world will likely be reduced, which would further increase radiative forcing on the Earth.
«If electricity prices do not rise
over the
next decade, only a
few plants will survive on the market without subsidies,» says an analysis by the Berlin - based consulting firm Energy Brainpool.»