China’s Coal-To-Gas Plan May Increase CO2 Levels

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By Steve HanleyJul 25, 2014, 2:00 pm29 pts
China has the world’s largest deposits of coal. You would think having access to almost limitless energy reserves would be a good thing for China as it seeks to keep its economy growing. The Chinese people want jobs and cars and modern cities, they want smart phones and HD TV’s. In short, they want all…

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