We can confirm that coal-burning power plants release radioactive materials as well as toxic metals such as lead and arsenic under normal operating conditions.
What are coal-powered plants?
These are power plants that rely exclusively on the burning of coal to generate electricity. These plants have been shown to release heavy metals such as lead and arsenic found in coal as well as minor traces of naturally occurring radioactive materials and minerals.
Therefore, we can confirm that coal-burning power plants release radioactive materials as well as toxic metals such as lead and arsenic under normal operating conditions.
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