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Keywords
Climate (campaign title)
Coal
Day
Desertification
Drinking water
Drought
Dry
East Asian ethnicities
Fuel
Herders
KWCI (GPI)
Men
One person
Outdoors
Pumps
Shenhua Group
Toxics (campaign title)
Victims
Villages
Water
Water supply structures
Water Well in Inner Mongolia
Lin Bo, a local herder, attempts to drink from his dry electric water well.
For ten years, the Chinese state-run organisation Shenhua Group, has been exploiting water resources at a shocking scale from the Ordos grasslands to use in its coal-to-liquid project (a process for producing liquid fuel from coal) and illegally dumping toxic industrial waste water. Shenhua's operations have sparked social unrest and caused severe ecological damage including desertification, impacting farmers and herders who are facing reduced water supplies in what was once an abundant farming area.
Unique identifier:
GP04OXY
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
28/04/2013
Locations:
Asia
,
China
,
Inner Mongolia
,
Ordos
Credit line:
© Yin Kuang / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Shenhua Coal-to-Liquid Impacts in Inner Mongolia
A collection of images showing a devastated land and the effects of water shortage on people in the Ordos grasslands in Inner Mongolia. For ten years, the Chinese state-run organisation Shenhua Group, the world's biggest coal producer by volume, has sucked this land dry, exploiting water resources at a shocking scale from these beautiful grasslands to use in its coal-to-liquid project (also known as coal liquefaction, a process for producing liquid fuels from coal) and illegally dumping toxic industrial waste water. Shenhua's operations have sparked social unrest and caused severe ecological damage including desertification, impacting farmers and herders who are facing reduced water supplies in what was once an abundant farming area.
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