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The West’s Climate Hypocrisy
The West’s insistence on completely phasing out fossil fuels at the recently concluded COP30 summit exposes their hypocrisy on climate change.
EU Anti-Deforestation Law and its Impact on the Global South and Brazilian Exports
Thermal power in Mongolia - a past that has found demand in the present
Today, in the era of active development of green energy, which has swept not only developed but also developing countries, traditional energy sources such as brown coal remain important in Mongolia – even though renewable energy sources are being developed in parallel in the country. The authorities of the country, where all major energy facilities were built by foreign (in this case Soviet) specialists many decades ago, have in recent years begun to turn their attention back to thermal power generation, abandoning utopian notions of renewable energy as a universal “panacea” capable of ridding the country of the threat of energy shortages without harming the environment.
