Green activist fights for BHP board seat against management’s will
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Chinese company invests $700 million in Serbian coal
Serbia's power utility EPS has signed a $715 million deal with a China Machinery Engineering Corp to build a coal fired power plant.
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Beginnings of the hukou effect?
Coal is the new tobacco
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