“Energy Matters” Offers Some Good News, But As Usual, There’s More To the Story

From today’s edition: World energy consumption is forecast to grow by 28% between 2015 and 2040, and use of every source of energy (petroleum, natural gas, renewables and nuclear) will increase except one: coal…..millions of people across Northern Chinese are going into their first winter heated by natural gas instead of coal. (more…)

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