China’s answer to carbon emissions from its expanding coal use has a downside.
THE new coal plant in Hexigten Qi is an industrial fortress of boilers, tanks and towers that stretches across a lonely plateau in Inner Mongolia. All day long and through the night, it vents huge grey clouds of steam and emits an awful stench.
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