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#Livelihood Loss#Air Pollution#industrial Pollution#environmental Justice#public health impacts#greenhouse gas emissions#ecological-degradation#Deforestation#water Pollution#Carbon emissions#clean energy shift#climate Change#coal in India#Coal Mining#coal power plants#energy transition#energy-security#environmental footprint#fossil fuels#just-transition#labor issues#land displacement#mining communities#policy challenges#Resource Extraction#rural impacts#social impacts#sustainable energy#tata Mundra#women fishworkers
Women processing the fish catch at Tata Mundra affected village
Coal remains central to India’s energy system but creates significant social and environmental footprints. Mining and power plants drive deforestation, air and water pollution, and carbon emissions. Affected communities experience displacement, health problems, and livelihood disruption. These challenges highlight the urgency of balancing energy security with environmental protection and a just transition.
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#Livelihood Loss#Air Pollution#industrial Pollution#environmental Justice#public health impacts#greenhouse gas emissions#ecological-degradation#Deforestation#water Pollution#Carbon emissions#clean energy shift#climate Change#coal in India#Coal Mining#coal power plants#energy transition#energy-security#environmental footprint#fossil fuels#just-transition#labor issues#land displacement#mining communities#policy challenges#Resource Extraction#rural impacts#social impacts#sustainable energy#tata Mundra#women fishworkers