Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Industrial-Park-alongside-the-Yellow-River-in-China-27MZIF3VGWOF.htmlConceptually similarCalcium Carbide Slag in Inner MongoliaGP047A6Completed★★★★Industrial Waste alongside the Yellow River in ChinaGP0STORKGCompleted★★★★Dead Ducks in Polluted Yellow River in ChinaGP0STORK0Completed★★★★Industrial Park Behind the Yellow River in ChinaGP0STORKHCompleted★★★★Calcium Carbide Slag in Inner MongoliaGP047A7Completed★★★★★★Yellow River Highway Bridge in ChinaGP0STORJSCompleted★★★★Coal Banner Action Along the Yellow RiverGP0STORKJCompleted★★★★★★Coal Banner Action Along the Yellow RiverGP0STORKKCompleted★★★★★★Industrial Chemical Waste Water in the Yellow River in ChinaGP0STORJXCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STORKIIndustrial Park alongside the Yellow River in ChinaA pontoon bridge across the Yellow River has become a shuffling train of coal between the Shizuishan Hebin Industrial Park in Ningxia and Wuhai in Inner Mongolia.Locations:Asia-China-Inner Mongolia-Ningxia-Wuhai-Yellow RiverDate:28 Mar, 2014Credit:© Lu Guang / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5760px X 3840pxKeywords:Bridges-Chimneys-Climate (campaign title)-Climate change-Coal-Coal mining-Coal-fired power stations-Cooling towers-Day-Industrial landscapes-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-River pollution-Rivers-Steam-Toxics (campaign title)Shoot:Coal Projects Threaten the Yellow River in ChinaDocumentation of damage to the Yellow River, caused by the rampant expansion of coal industrial projects. The Yellow River is one of the longest and most important, fragile and iconic waterways in China. Greenpeace investigations have revealed an open-pit coal mine undermining the embankment of the Yellow River in Wuhai City, Inner Mongolia China. Massive cluster of coal processing plants are operated at dozens of industrial parks spanning hundreds of miles along the Yellow River. All these projects are highly energy, water and carbon intensive, and discharge huge amounts of waste water and flue gas.Greenpeace calls for an immediate halt of operations at this and other coal industrial projects that threaten the Yellow River, and urges the Chinese authorities to speed up the upgrade to a more reasonable energy mix with more ambitious boosts to the renewable energy sector.Related Collections:World Water Day 2016