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Germany’s New Hunger for Coal Dooms a Tiny Village

October 13, 2022

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The cutting of Russian gas supplies to Europe has led Germany to step up coal use, despite its goal to phase it out by 2030.

By Christopher F. Schuetze and Erika Solomon | NYTimes World | Disclosure

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Germany’s New Hunger for Coal Dooms a Tiny Village

The cutting of Russian gas supplies to Europe has led Germany to step up coal use, despite its goal to phase it out by 2030.

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