Midwest Energy Emissions Corp. (MEEC)

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China's polluted air has had severe health effects. A study led by atmospheric chemist Jos Lelieveld of Germany's Max Planck Institute and published in the journal Nature this year estimated 1.4 million people each year die prematurely because of China's pollution.

The world's biggest carbon emitter, China plans to upgrade coal power plants over the next five years to tackle the problem, and says its emissions will peak by around 2030 before starting to decline. Charcoal briquette-burning ovens that were once a major contributor to pollution are now much less common in Beijing, although they are still used widely in the countryside.

While emissions standards have been tightened and heavy investments made in solar, wind and other renewable energy, China still depends on coal for more than 60 percent of its power.


http://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2015/12/08/beijing-schools-close-as-some-residents-take-smog-holiday?page=2