Coal Crisis Unfolding
The ongoing energy crisis in China is largely driven by the shutdown of toxic coal mines, reminiscent of the US Superfund sites in the 70s. As coal access diminishes, China has turned to gas and oil, exacerbating global supply issues. While investments in Mongolian coal may provide some relief, the tight conditions are expected to persist for the next few months, highlighting the complexity of the situation and its far-reaching implications across various industries.In this clip
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