Posted on Apr 29, 2024
G7 agrees to shut down coal plants by 2035, UK minister says, in climate breakthrough - NewsBreak...
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I realize that this will come as a shock to some here, but face it, the days of coal are numbered for the western world, and clean coal doesn't exist.
G7 agrees to shut down coal plants by 2035, UK minister says, in climate breakthrough - NewsBreak...
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The days of coal have ALWAYS been numbered. By the quantity of coal.
When the last of the coal runs out, then the world will stop burning it. And not before.
When the last of the coal runs out, then the world will stop burning it. And not before.
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And --> the over/under on *Western* v. *Rest* of the world
Excerpts from 10APR24 NYT article @ link: *Today, China accounts for around 60 percent* of the world’s coal use, followed by India and then the United States. India relies most intensively on coal, with 80 percent of its electricity generation derived from it. "...China, and, to a lesser extent, India, are still planning to build coal plants *many* years from now. In 2023, new coal plant construction hit an *eight-year high* in China. If China were to build all the others it has proposed, it would add the equivalent of one-third of its current operating fleet.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/10/climate/coal-plants-china.html
Excerpts from 10APR24 NYT article @ link: *Today, China accounts for around 60 percent* of the world’s coal use, followed by India and then the United States. India relies most intensively on coal, with 80 percent of its electricity generation derived from it. "...China, and, to a lesser extent, India, are still planning to build coal plants *many* years from now. In 2023, new coal plant construction hit an *eight-year high* in China. If China were to build all the others it has proposed, it would add the equivalent of one-third of its current operating fleet.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/10/climate/coal-plants-china.html
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