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Because LEV emissions are most sensitive to sulfur fluctuations, it was thought that extrapolations would be both speculative and possibly very inaccurate, especially below 30 ppm. Thus, in MOBILE6, sulfur's effect on emissions will be limited to a range of 30 ppm on the low end and 600 ppm on the high end. For consistency within MOBILE6 and for ease of use, this valid range will apply to all vehicle. ------- technologies and emitter classifications.
Sulfur Emissions and Midwest Power Plants. Sulfur emissions from power plants form some of the most harmful common air pollutants. Power plants release more sulfur in to the atmosphere than any other emissions sources. Sulfur emissions form some of the most harmful and environmentally damaging pollutants in our air.Each year, uncontrolled power plants release twice as much sulfur into the air as cars, factories and trucks combined.Most of this power plant sulfur (94% nationally, 99% in the Midwest states) comes from burning coal to produce our electricity.ower plants release more sulfur in to the atmosphere than any other emissions sources. Sulfur emissions form some of the most harmful and environmentally damaging pollutants in our air. Each year, uncontrolled power plants release twice as much sulfur into the air as cars, factories and trucks combined.