UK will limit financing of coal-fired power plants abroad
Secretary of state, Edward Davey, says UK will restrict its support for the financing of new overseas coal-fired power plants.
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Secretary of state, Edward Davey, says UK will restrict its support for the financing of new overseas coal-fired power plants.
Anne Carpenter, IEA Clean Coal Centre, discusses the advances that have been made in multi-pollutant control.
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