India’s coking coal expansion could push methane emissions up faster than output -study
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India’s coking coal expansion could push methane emissions up faster than output -study
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India’s plan to more than double coking coal production by financial year 2030 could cause methane emissions from mining to rise faster than output, as production shifts towards deeper deposits, a study warned.
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India’s plan to more than double coking coal production by financial year 2030 could cause methane emissions from mining to rise faster than output, as production shifts towards deeper deposits, a study warned.
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