Chron.com July 04, 2026 • 20:28

Houston's strange clouds may have an unexpected culprit, study finds - Chron

By Ahmed Humble

A UC San Diego study found a Houston-area power plant is the dominant source of cloud-forming particles.

A UC San Diego study found a Houston-area power plant is the dominant source of cloud-forming particles.
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Houston's strange clouds may have an unexpected culprit, study finds - Chron

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