Japan and South Korea calling for coal
The climate agreement last week does not have a big impact on Japan and South Korea's plans for over 60 new coal plants. Both countries make the polluting energy source a main priority.
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BY THOMAS HØY DAVIDSEN, FINANS' CORRESPONDENT
TOKYO
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