Posted on 12/15/2015 6:54:55 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Less than a week since signing the global climate deal in Paris, Japan and South Korea are pressing ahead with plans to open scores of new coal-fired power plants, casting doubt on the strength of their commitment to cutting CO2 emissions.
Even as many of the world's rich nations seek to phase out the use of coal, Asia's two most developed economies are burning more than ever and plan to add at least 60 new coal-fired power plants over the next 10 years.
Officials at both countries' energy ministries said those plans were unchanged....
(Excerpt) Read more at dailysabah.com ...
Well at least someone has some common sense.
Taking advantage of Uncle Stupid.
I am sure there are more than that being built in China and India...
Perhaps if the Left keeps beating the drum of “Climate Change” enough people will get fed up, and take their drumsticks away.
Personally sick of them, and their bullshit.
Coal HAS to be the cheapest energy source now...........
China is building one coal-fired power plant every 7 to 10 days, while .... coal plants be built and that will shutter many of the existing coal-fired ...at least some one shows some common sense. With the technology we have now they can be built to operate pretty.
We are fools: throughout the country we are dismantling perfectly good coal plants that can run cleanly. For no good reason.
I hope the next president (not Hitlery) builds dozens of new coal plants and pokes a finger in the eye of the warm-mongers.
I hope the next president (not Hitlery) builds dozens of new coal plants and pokes a finger in the eye of the warm-mongers.
When it comes to liberal fartsy phony baloney, everyone’s ready to posture.
But when winter gets cold and the heat and lights go off, reality sets in.
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