New South Korean President launches coal pollution crackdown
President Moon Jae-in moves swiftly to order temporary shutdown of some of the country's oldest coal power plants in bid to tackle smog crisis
The newly elected President of South Korea has moved quickly to tackle the country's air pollution, with the announcement yesterday that eight of the country's oldest coal power plants will be temporarily...
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