China’s Coal Ban Improved Air Quality, but Villagers Are Paying the Price

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China’s Coal Ban Improved Air Quality, but Villagers Are Paying the Price

Residents of a village in Quyang County, in northern China, soak up the midday sun to try to warm up and reduce their heating costs.

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CoalHeatingAir PollutionNatural GasGreenhouse Gas EmissionsEnvironmentBaoding (China)Beijing (China)ChinaHebei Province (China)

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