South Africa Risks Thousands of Deaths if Coal-Fired Power Plants Remain Open ...Middle East

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South Africa could see additional up to 50,000 deaths due to air pollution and billions of U.S. dollars in health costs if a proposal to delay the decommissioning of coal-fired power plants goes through, a Finland-based research center says. South Africa, one of the world’s largest coal producers and exporters, continues to rely on coal for a large part of its energy mix. Currently, some 85% of South Africa’s electricity is generated via coal-fired power stations. Crippled by an energy crisis for several years, the country…

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