Japan’s Carbon Guardian – Kimiko Hirata
After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster of 2011, Japan was forced to move away from nuclear power and in its place, embraced coal as a major energy source. Over the past several
Japan to Produce “Clean Hydrogen” from Dirty Coal in Australia’s Latrobe Valley
Coal from Victoria‘s Latrobe Valley in Australia, is going to be turned into “clean hydrogen” by Japan using carbon capture and storage technology. This is the start of the “commercial demonstration phase” of the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain(HESC) project which
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Coal’s Comeback in China Threatens Decarbonisation Goals, Greenpeace Warns
According to Greenpeace, China has approved almost 30GW of new coal power capacity in Q2 of 2023, driving total approvals to 50.4GW in H1
Environmental Groups Challenge TVA’s Dirty Energy Plans in Tennessee: Legal Battle Erupts
A lawsuit against the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)) has been filed by the Sierra Club, Appalachian Voices, and the Center for Biological Diversity, represented by the Southern Environmental Law Center, over its
Govind Tekale
Reviving the Landscape: Michigan’s Coal Plants Transform into Public Parklands
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled in favor of three environmental groups in a case against the Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) regarding MidAmerican Energy’s coal plants. Board’s order was overturned and sent back
Rahul Somvanshi
Renewables Outshine Coal: Report Reveals Transition to Clean Energy Could Save Communities Billions
The Inflation Reduction Act has greatly impacted the future of coal as a source of energy. With the exception of a single coal-fired power plant in Wyoming, all 210 coal facilities in
Karmactive Team