From black gold to wind and solar: How China is turning its back on coal

Mongabay
Apr 13, 2017, 12:39 pm165 pts
XI’AN, China — On bad air days, Cao Yiyang doesn't take his 3-month-old daughter out for a stroll. It's too dangerous. Staying inside, near the air purifier he recently bought, is better. “The air pollution is something my children's generation will have to live with,” the 27-year-old IT technician…

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