ss water-intensive cooling technologies, such as air cooling. Seawater or recycled former wastewater unsuitable for drinking might also help cool power generators. Power generators that use little to no water, such as wind or solar technology, might also find use, Webber noted.

Webber and King are scheduled to detail their findings in the June 1 issue of the journal Environmental Science & Technology. The study was done without any outside funding.
 

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