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Coal mining impact measured in 34-year study

Coal mining has been destroying vegetation in China, but new study sparks restoration hope

A satellite view of Daliutazhen. Photo: Google Maps

A satellite view of Daliutazhen. Photo: Google Maps

Coal mining in China has recently reached new heights. According to a Global Energy Monitor report, China accounted for 95% of the world's new coal power construction activity in 2023.  Western China...

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