Another coal mine
And as if there isn't enough coal being dug out of the ground in China to feed their billowing factory chimneys, there was a good photo in yesterday's SCMP of the top of one of their mountaintops being blown to smithereens, (to the tune of 6 million cubic metres of soil and rock), for the purpose of exposing yet another seam of black gold.
As a consequence, we'll no doubt continue to be living with the resultant burnt pollutants here in Hong Kong every time a northerly wind drags them down over the coast, (read: pretty much every winter, all winter long), for years to come.