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Actually no, my point is that we should not be looking at this as some future event. Our coal problems are not on the horizon, they're substantial problems now
by knowtheory 14y ago
Actually no, my point is that we should not be looking at this as some future event.
Our coal problems are not on the horizon, they're substantial problems now. I don't care if there's additional room for growth in the coal power plant market in Africa, current coal consumption is more than sufficient to warrant action.
- pasbesoin 14y agoGiven all the production that's being sourced from China, we should also view it as our problem and not merely China's, in terms of its cause. How convenient, to dodge the cost of e.g. scrubber technology, by moving production to where it isn't required. Meaning, by the way, for contaminants such as mercury and other heavy metals. IMO, CO2 sequestration is pure folly.