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Major coal-fired power project near Ho Chi Minh City sparks pollution concerns
The planned location is too close to Ho Chi Minh City, threatening air and water pollution to home of about 13 million people.
Vietnam’s coal-fired power expansion ignites debate
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Vietnam targets reducing coal-fired power production by 6 percent this year to prioritize solar and wind energy even as it grapples with limited transmission capacity.
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