India’s appetite for energy continues to grow, pushing Indians to consume coal in ever great quantities. Whole cities, like Jharia, in eastern India, are disappearing. At a time when Global Warming is at the top of world’s agenda, FRANCE 24 takes you to a town sacrificed to the pursuit of energy. Click the image for the video.
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