Ordos, Mongolia is home to the world's most efficient mine and one of China's biggest carbon capture and storage projects. Chinese miners and scientists are ramping up production and finding new ways to burn and bury carbon, as The Guardian newspaper reports.  Click here to watch the video:" /> Ordos, Mongolia is home to the world's most efficient mine and one of China's biggest carbon capture and storage projects. Chinese miners and scientists are ramping up production and finding new ways to burn and bury carbon, as The Guardian newspaper reports.  Click here to watch the video:" /> The two faces of China's giant coal industry - MINING.COM
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The two faces of China’s giant coal industry

MINING.com Editor | January 19, 2011 | 10:58 pm Energy China Coal 

Ordos, Mongolia is home to the world’s most efficient mine and one of China’s biggest carbon capture and storage projects. Chinese miners and scientists are ramping up production and finding new ways to burn and bury carbon, as The Guardian newspaper reports.  Click here to watch the video:

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