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Solar power production undercut by coal pollution
This undercut undermines clean energy gains with dirty air, proving that coal emissions sabotage solar output even before climate effects are considered. The data shows a 40% decline in efficiency during peak pollution days, which is 50% more severe than the drop seen in wind power under similar conditions. This hidden cost makes coal a more expensive rival than its market price suggests.
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