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Air pollution
Chimneys
Climate (campaign title)
Coal-fired power stations
Industrial landscapes
KWCI (GPI)
Smoke

Investigating the Health Impacts of Coal Power Plants in Korea

Greenpeace samples the air pollutants in Dangjin, Korea. The pollutants especially PM 2.5, emitted by the Dangjin Coal Fired Power Plants, is an extremely serious and imminent healthy concern for the locals.

Dangjin Coal Fired Power Station consists of 8 plants currently in operation. The Korean government permitted a plan to build 2 more additional units. This expansion plan reflects the Korea’s coal-power friendly policy. Currently, there are a total of 53 coal-fired power plants (CFPPs) in operation nationwide. In addition to them, 11 new CFPPs are under construction, and the government plans to build 9 more CFPPs by the mid-2020. 
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Investigating the Health Impacts of Coal Power Plants in Korea

Greenpeace samples the air pollutants in Dangjin, Korea. The pollutants especially PM 2.5, emitted by the Dangjin Coal Fired Power Plants, is an extremely serious and imminent healthy concern for the locals.

Dangjin Coal Fired Power Station consists of 8 plants currently in operation. The Korean government permitted a plan to build 2 more additional units. This expansion plan reflects the Korea’s coal-power friendly policy. Currently, there are a total of 53 coal-fired power plants (CFPPs) in operation nationwide. In addition to them, 11 new CFPPs are under construction, and the government plans to build 9 more CFPPs by the mid-2020. 
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Unique identifier: GP0STPMJ2 
Type: Image 
Shoot date: 16/12/2015 
Locations: Dangjin, East Asia, Republic of Korea
Credit line: © Jung Taekyong / Greenpeace 
Size: 5760px × 3840px     13.07 MB 
Ranking: ★★★★★ (C)