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by catominor
2419 days ago
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Most/all of the coal plants that have been shut down in the USA in the past decade or so due to tightening regulations are sold (at an immense discount) and then shipped in pieces to China and started up again for the rest of their depreciable life (coal plants generally have a breakeven date 15 years after they start producing, and 30-40 years total before decommission). China also has far less stringent regulations on pollutants, so net loss for global pollutant emission prevention. |
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