The Wall Street Journal reports that Air pollution from coal combustion likely cut life expectancy in parts of China by more than five years during the 1990s, a study has found, adding weight to increasing public demands for Beijing to clean up the environment.
Cleaning the killer air means replacing coal with nuclear power plants. EACH of the 54 nuclear power plants under construction in China requires 10,000 tons of super pure high grade graphite to build and 14,000 tons each YEAR to run the nuclear power plants.
