Graph of the Day: Where Does China’s Coal Come From?

Finland’s Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air recently published a fascinating report on recent fluctuations in China’s coal imports. 

Imports have spiked due to politics-inflected resumptions of imports from Indonesia and Australia, as well as because of moves to boost coal stockpiles in China. 

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