Monday, May 21, 2007
WWF Slams Europe's Dirty Power Plants
This year's "Dirty Thirty" report from the World Wildlife Foundation singles out Germany and Britain as having the most dirty power stations
Germany, Greece, Poland and Spain host the dirtiest polluting power stations in the European Union while Germany and the UK have the greatest number of dirty power stations, according to a new report by the World Wildlife Foundation.
The annual report, named Dirty Thirty, lists the bloc's 30 most polluting coal-fired power stations, which this year are placed in only seven different member states but together accounted for nearly 400 million tonnes of carbon dioxide in 2006 - ten percent of all CO2 emissions that year.
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