Ioana Ciuta

Bankwatch.org energy campaigner.

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Poland’s uncertain coal friends in the Balkans

It is not easy to find anywhere in Europe as much determination as in Poland for building new coal. The only place to find a similar coal enthusiasm is at the door step of Europe, in the Balkans, looking set to be fuelled by Chinese money. But even there the future of coal is shaky.

Ioana CiutaJanuary 13, 2015, 8:08 pmJanuary 29, 2016

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Ioana Ciuta

Poland’s uncertain coal friends in the Balkans