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| More than 80 percent of that growth has been met with new
coal-burning power stations, which worries scientists since coal is one
of the most serious global warming aggravators. With FS, frequent symptom aggravators include poor sleep patterns,
fatigue, mental trauma (worry, anxiety, depression, lack of support
systems), physical trauma (repetitive or excessive physical activity),
prolonged inactivity, excess weight, poor posture, poor nutrition, and
weather changes. As a source of smog and a severe global
warming aggravator, coal is still king. |
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