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Kammen: Controversial coal project in Kosovo may proceed with U.S. support
Kosovo’s growing economy has experienced a surge in energy demand, and many at the World Bank contend that yet another new large coal-fired power plant will be the “least cost” option to meet this demand. UC Berkeley professor Dan Kammen disagrees.
China Focus: Choking on Smog
Following on the heels of the Ministry of Environmental Protection’s consideration of PM2.5 in its air quality measurements, public pressure generates discussion of China’s environmental health standards.latest from the blog
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