Difficult to condemn a country for energy independence and elevating themselves out of 3rd world status. Cheap energy, develops agriculture, manufacturing etc. Interestingly no video's condemning China
China is by far the leading hard coal producer worldwide. China, India, Indonesia, the US, and Russia were the top five countries that contributed the most to global growth in 2021, backed by supporting government policies to boost domestic output. India ranks fifth among the nations with the largest coal reserves in the world, and with a production of 761 million metric tonnes, it is the second-largest coal producer in the world behind China. 0:02 Sources: BYJU'S Exam Prep; Mining Technology; Statista
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At the same time, if the world wishes to stay on track to reach net-zero by 2050, the IEA estimates that all unabated coal must be phased out by 2040. 6:45 Source: World Economic Forum
Spot on. The gov official who said the developed world should be the only ones controlling coal usage is very selfish. India isn't exactly a small undeveloped country, isn't it? Pure excuses.
“Coal markets have been shaken severely in 2022, with traditional trade flows disrupted, prices soaring and demand set to grow by 1.2%, reaching an all-time high and surpassing 8 billion metric tons for the first time,” the IEA said in its Coal 2022 report, published Dec. 16.Dec 19, 2022 Source: CNBC
Coal sits in the centre of climate and energy discussions because it is the largest energy source globally for electricity generation and for the production of iron and steel and of cement, as well as the largest single source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The current energy crisis has forced some countries to increase their reliance on coal in spite of climate and energy targets. Source: International Energy Agency 4:54
India Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per Capita reached 2,321.104 USD in Mar 2022, compared with 1,968.163 USD in Mar 2021. 12:00 India is at 144th position out of 194 economies in terms of GDP (nominal) per capita. Sources: CEIC; The Pioneer
Coal is a fossil fuel, and is the dirtiest of them all, responsible for over 0.3C of the 1C increase in global average temperatures. This makes it the single largest source of global temperature rise. 0:17 Chemically, coal is mostly carbon, which, when burned, reacts with oxygen in the air to produce carbon dioxide, a heat-trapping gas. When released into the atmosphere, carbon dioxide works like a blanket, warming the earth above normal limits. Sources: ClientEarth; Union of Concerned Scientists
CLIMATE CHANGE. Soft power, writes Joseph Nye, is “the ability to shape the preferences of others.” Among other resources of soft power are values, policies and institutions. In the past decade India has deployed these resources on climate matters. 6:19 Source: CEEW
Watching videos like this make me wonder how electric car mandates in the United States are going to do a fucking thing about global warming. it’s called global warming not country warming.
😂😂 U don't get the point ..India still contributes very less in Climate change as compared to EU or America...our carbon emissions is Chillar in front of These developed countries...And India has catched up a lot and 1 decade thing will change a lot.
@@karthikeyanak9460 U just can't decide the honesty of one country by judging from one video.. Offcourse there are challenges...but We become 5th largest economy Surpassing Britain because of the Honest people.
I live here in Singrauli, and I can say that this video is clearly biased and is running with an agenda. For example, the tribal family shown at the end, is living at an Island, near the lake (made by Coal India itself, earlier used as a water reservoir). So to supply electricity at that Island is a tough job, anyway govt has supplied electricity there as well now. Also multiple attempts have been made by govts for them to shift to some Village or any other connected place where they can be provided with services. Better learn about the situation before condemning own land. Anyways I don't think India is perfect but I also don't think there is any better country with lesser crime or corruption. Change my mind.
we all understand that lots of people will lost there job but think of big way, your family's and mine family and others all around the world family too. the weather is changing because of all this mines plus smoke.
With just one video U can't decide India is moving towards Destruction.. Ys population is truly a challenge... But Apart from That India has made significant Growth... And is the fastest growing Economy In the world at the rate of 7-8% per year... Also being The 5th largest economy and to be 3rd largest by the this decade end.. So I think everything is going Good.
India is doomed to mostly using coal for power generation _(given the high price of oil and the lack of land for solar power)_ This is terrible news for our planet given that India has the world's second largest population. Add to that the fact that China is putting up ONE NEW COAL PLANT EVERY WEEK and those carbon emission control treaties by the West look to be a joke 😥
Don't fool yourself, EU and USA uses way more coal and burns too much gas everyday than India Still they would keep one eye blind and say India buying russian oil while ignoring 100x more oil and gas going to EU.
@@toothlessseer3153 that is your opinion. Not truth. Truth is that West for its interest has banned access to cheap Iranian and Venezuelan oil and gas. India being net importer is affected most by this sanction non sense. Iran keeps pleading india to bypass sanctions by starting rupee rial trade. If India has access to cheap Gas like EU does, a lot of coal plants will be replaced by gas. India isn't doomed to use coal. Renewables are rising in India at exponential rate. Well looking at USA and western countries's self suicidal economic and political policies, soon India will be free to get best deal for itself.
@@gangar99 I regret to inform you that India is SIMPLY UNABLE to get the oil or gas or solar power or wind power to meet the electricity needs of its 1.3 billion people SOLAR: India is heavily overpopulated, hardly has any space for solar power _(which require enormous amounts of land if you bother to do the SIMPLE MATH re. solar generation)._ As of today India produces 59 GW out of the total of 404 GW of electricity produced. And that is close to its LIMIT. _Add to that the reality that India's electricity usage will need to at least double due to impending electric cars and the solar generation picture looks even worse. WIND: India barely has enough wind power _(back in the 80s I was pals with a Dutch engineer setting up wind power in South India)._ Note that India's TARGET for wind generation in 2022 is *5 GW* _(out of 404 GW produced)_ OIL (to produce power): India simply cannot afford to burn oil to produce power. _(Never done that in its 75 years history and will not for the foreseeable future)_ GAS: Gas will need to come from the Middle East (closest location). 1 - Yes Iran has lots of gas. Unfortunately Iran produces very little Liquefied Natural Gas (which India needs). This chart shows Iran is not even in the top 10 nations. www.statista.com/statistics/1262074/global-lng-export-capacity-by-country/#:~:text=Australia%20and%20Qatar%20are%20currently,of%2073.9%20million%20metric%20tons. 2 - Increasing LNG capacity requires enormous investments (like Qatar made 20 years ago) and Iran is broke. 3 - LNG is at least TWICE the cost of piped gas. I fail to see India being able to afford to buy gas at that scale _(given that the average Indian earns one of the lowest annual incomes on earth i.e. about $2,000 per year)_ 4 - The ONLY way India could afford LNG is via giant pipelines from the Middle East to India. Piping thru Pakistan is impossible. Which leaves piping under the sea, an ENORMOUSLY expensive process that India would struggle to finance. So sadly, India will be forced to burn coal (and most of it the worst grade of coal i.e. Lignite) for its power generation. It SIMPLY CANNOT AFFORD anything else. _And despite your 'predictions' of the US' impending suicide... You may be AMAZED to hear that the US is the LARGEST OIL PRODUCER in the world. AND the LARGEST GAS PRODUCER in the world too. We actually WASTE more gas (by burning it off at fracking sites) than India CONSUMES. (So have no fear... Our 'economic suicide' is not in the foreseeable future 😜)_
That insane minster, he forgot that India has second higest population… We are doomed if developing countries do that, something most be done to stop this…
Gentle reminder. It's you westerners who "LITERALLY PROMOTED" all of this throughout the world. And now, you dare to blame our countries. You say great stuff on America and Europe, but say nothing about the rest of the world. SHAME!!!! REMEMBER, Karma is gonna take It's revenge. MARK MY WORDS.
Gentle Reminder: Your countries "PROMOTED" all of this. So, stop hating us. Also remember, Karma is gonna take its revenge against you Westerners, and remember, A STORM IS COMING.
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Difficult to condemn a country for energy independence and elevating themselves out of 3rd world status. Cheap energy, develops agriculture, manufacturing etc. Interestingly no video's condemning China
China is by far the leading hard coal producer worldwide.
China, India, Indonesia, the US, and Russia were the top five countries that contributed the most to global growth in 2021, backed by supporting government policies to boost domestic output.
India ranks fifth among the nations with the largest coal reserves in the world, and with a production of 761 million metric tonnes, it is the second-largest coal producer in the world behind China. 0:02
Sources: BYJU'S Exam Prep; Mining Technology; Statista
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At the same time, if the world wishes to stay on track to reach net-zero by 2050, the IEA estimates that all unabated coal must be phased out by 2040. 6:45
Source: World Economic Forum
12:10 Corruption and social apathy : That's why .
Spot on. The gov official who said the developed world should be the only ones controlling coal usage is very selfish. India isn't exactly a small undeveloped country, isn't it? Pure excuses.
“Coal markets have been shaken severely in 2022, with traditional trade flows disrupted, prices soaring and demand set to grow by 1.2%, reaching an all-time high and surpassing 8 billion metric tons for the first time,” the IEA said in its Coal 2022 report, published Dec. 16.Dec 19, 2022
Source: CNBC
Coal sits in the centre of climate and energy discussions because it is the largest energy source globally for electricity generation and for the production of iron and steel and of cement, as well as the largest single source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The current energy crisis has forced some countries to increase their reliance on coal in spite of climate and energy targets.
Source: International Energy Agency
4:54
India need to do whatever
is best for it energy security.
India Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per Capita reached 2,321.104 USD in Mar 2022, compared with 1,968.163 USD in Mar 2021. 12:00
India is at 144th position out of 194 economies in terms of GDP (nominal) per capita.
Sources: CEIC; The Pioneer
"Dozens of shadowy figures, are hurrying to the mines"
What the fuck?
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lol
OMG! Those are mountains of waste! Holy shit! So sad.👀
Coal is a fossil fuel, and is the dirtiest of them all, responsible for over 0.3C of the 1C increase in global average temperatures. This makes it the single largest source of global temperature rise. 0:17
Chemically, coal is mostly carbon, which, when burned, reacts with oxygen in the air to produce carbon dioxide, a heat-trapping gas. When released into the atmosphere, carbon dioxide works like a blanket, warming the earth above normal limits.
Sources: ClientEarth; Union of Concerned Scientists
Is it anthracite coal ??? I think so,
India good luck when the climate changes!
thanks for your contribution tho
CLIMATE CHANGE. Soft power, writes Joseph Nye, is “the ability to shape the preferences of others.” Among other resources of soft power are values, policies and institutions. In the past decade India has deployed these resources on climate matters. 6:19
Source: CEEW
Watching videos like this make me wonder how electric car mandates in the United States are going to do a fucking thing about global warming. it’s called global warming not country warming.
Good and honest people should leave India for better nation that's less corrupt.
😂😂
U don't get the point ..India still contributes very less in Climate change as compared to EU or America...our carbon emissions is Chillar in front of These developed countries...And India has catched up a lot and 1 decade thing will change a lot.
@@rajatdani619 Did you see how honest people were evicted from their lands? I am not talking about carbon foot print here.
@@karthikeyanak9460 U just can't decide the honesty of one country by judging from one video..
Offcourse there are challenges...but We become 5th largest economy Surpassing Britain because of the Honest people.
@@rajatdani619 Yup, all my life I have watched this one vide and nothing else. Any way how did you discover that?
I live here in Singrauli, and I can say that this video is clearly biased and is running with an agenda. For example, the tribal family shown at the end, is living at an Island, near the lake (made by Coal India itself, earlier used as a water reservoir). So to supply electricity at that Island is a tough job, anyway govt has supplied electricity there as well now. Also multiple attempts have been made by govts for them to shift to some Village or any other connected place where they can be provided with services.
Better learn about the situation before condemning own land. Anyways I don't think India is perfect but I also don't think there is any better country with lesser crime or corruption. Change my mind.
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should stop this mines
So where we gunna get the energy from?
Bro u should think about the officers and staff who works there. Many people will lost there job and ofcourse from where electricity will come then
we all understand that lots of people will lost there job but think of big way, your family's and mine family and others all around the world family too. the weather is changing because of all this mines plus smoke.
Africa, in time, will follow India’s self destruction, with growth, poverty, and population growth.
It should be used as a back up to renewable energy... We have coal in reserve but should make use of modern technology.
Doubt it Africans are lazy
With just one video U can't decide India is moving towards Destruction..
Ys population is truly a challenge...
But Apart from That India has made significant Growth...
And is the fastest growing Economy In the world at the rate of 7-8% per year...
Also being The 5th largest economy and to be 3rd largest by the this decade end..
So I think everything is going Good.
Why not build nuclear reactors? I’m pretty sure they are capable.
We have it
But west put sanctions on it
They have but they don't have enough, and other factors like cost, so they just use cheap coal instead.
Nuclear power plants are very expensive.
Environmental activists (funded by Evangelical groups) are against them.
India is doomed to mostly using coal for power generation _(given the high price of oil and the lack of land for solar power)_
This is terrible news for our planet given that India has the world's second largest population.
Add to that the fact that China is putting up ONE NEW COAL PLANT EVERY WEEK and those carbon emission control treaties by the West look to be a joke 😥
Don't fool yourself, EU and USA uses way more coal and burns too much gas everyday than India
Still they would keep one eye blind and say India buying russian oil while ignoring 100x more oil and gas going to EU.
@@gangar99 In what way does that invalidate my statement
"India is doomed to mostly using coal for power generation"
@@toothlessseer3153 that is your opinion.
Not truth.
Truth is that West for its interest has banned access to cheap Iranian and Venezuelan oil and gas.
India being net importer is affected most by this sanction non sense.
Iran keeps pleading india to bypass sanctions by starting rupee rial trade.
If India has access to cheap Gas like EU does, a lot of coal plants will be replaced by gas.
India isn't doomed to use coal.
Renewables are rising in India at exponential rate.
Well looking at USA and western countries's self suicidal economic and political policies, soon India will be free to get best deal for itself.
@@gangar99 I regret to inform you that India is SIMPLY UNABLE to get the oil or gas or solar power or wind power to meet the electricity needs of its 1.3 billion people
SOLAR:
India is heavily overpopulated, hardly has any space for solar power _(which require enormous amounts of land if you bother to do the SIMPLE MATH re. solar generation)._ As of today India produces 59 GW out of the total of 404 GW of electricity produced. And that is close to its LIMIT. _Add to that the reality that India's electricity usage will need to at least double due to impending electric cars and the solar generation picture looks even worse.
WIND:
India barely has enough wind power _(back in the 80s I was pals with a Dutch engineer setting up wind power in South India)._ Note that India's TARGET for wind generation in 2022 is *5 GW* _(out of 404 GW produced)_
OIL (to produce power):
India simply cannot afford to burn oil to produce power. _(Never done that in its 75 years history and will not for the foreseeable future)_
GAS:
Gas will need to come from the Middle East (closest location).
1 - Yes Iran has lots of gas. Unfortunately Iran produces very little Liquefied Natural Gas (which India needs).
This chart shows Iran is not even in the top 10 nations.
www.statista.com/statistics/1262074/global-lng-export-capacity-by-country/#:~:text=Australia%20and%20Qatar%20are%20currently,of%2073.9%20million%20metric%20tons.
2 - Increasing LNG capacity requires enormous investments (like Qatar made 20 years ago) and Iran is broke.
3 - LNG is at least TWICE the cost of piped gas. I fail to see India being able to afford to buy gas at that scale _(given that the average Indian earns one of the lowest annual incomes on earth i.e. about $2,000 per year)_
4 - The ONLY way India could afford LNG is via giant pipelines from the Middle East to India. Piping thru Pakistan is impossible. Which leaves piping under the sea, an ENORMOUSLY expensive process that India would struggle to finance.
So sadly, India will be forced to burn coal (and most of it the worst grade of coal i.e. Lignite) for its power generation. It SIMPLY CANNOT AFFORD anything else.
_And despite your 'predictions' of the US' impending suicide... You may be AMAZED to hear that the US is the LARGEST OIL PRODUCER in the world. AND the LARGEST GAS PRODUCER in the world too. We actually WASTE more gas (by burning it off at fracking sites) than India CONSUMES. (So have no fear... Our 'economic suicide' is not in the foreseeable future 😜)_
No lol, India isn't doomed.
We are doing pretty well with our resources and will use even more coal in future.
That insane minster, he forgot that India has second higest population… We are doomed if developing countries do that, something most be done to stop this…
expect documentries in British accent .
3:06!
People are so stupid, poor our little planet make me so sad and angry. I hope they get something returned from climate!
Gentle reminder.
It's you westerners who "LITERALLY PROMOTED" all of this throughout the world. And now, you dare to blame our countries. You say great stuff on America and Europe, but say nothing about the rest of the world. SHAME!!!!
REMEMBER, Karma is gonna take It's revenge. MARK MY WORDS.
Gentle Reminder:
Your countries "PROMOTED" all of this. So, stop hating us.
Also remember, Karma is gonna take its revenge against you Westerners, and remember, A STORM IS COMING.
Jesus is Alive he love us all you heard the loud voice that you couldn't see get white and look at the heaven
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Western documentary bikul india ko African country me pahunch deta hai cinematic dekho kitni mehnat se garibi dekhaya hai 😂😂😂
I am blaster with shortfire licence can I get job in coal.....
Ye salle Western countries ke pollution jo world me top pe hai nahi dekhayege😅😅