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The Coal Hard Facts
A new study from Greenpeace and the World Wildlife Fund has found that China's dependence on coal to fuel its economy cost the country some $248 billion last year in hidden expenses, including health care costs and environmental damage. "Recognizing the true cost of coal would create incentives to developing cleaner, sustainable energy sources," said Greenpeace's Yang Ailun.
source: Associated Press
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