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. 2018 Apr 18;8:6426. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-24600-y

Author Correction: US Power Production at Risk from Water Stress in a Changing Climate

Poulomi Ganguli 1,2, Devashish Kumar 1, Auroop R Ganguly 1,
PMCID: PMC5904123  PMID: 29666435

Correction to: Scientific Reports 10.1038/s41598-017-12133-9, published online 20 September 2017

This Article contains typographical errors.

In the first sentence of the Introduction section,

“Presently, 91% (3500 million MW h)1 of total electricity in the United States is generated by fossil-fueled thermoelectric power plants, which use 45% (~161 billion gallons per day)2 of total freshwater withdrawal (the single largest use of fresh water), 90% of which is used for cooling.”

should read:

“Presently, 91% (3500 million MW h)1 of total electricity in the United States is generated by thermoelectric (fossil-fuel and nuclear) power plants, which in turn utilize 45% (~161 billion gallons per day)2 of the total water withdrawal, 90% of which is used for cooling.”


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