Picture of the Day: South Korea to Close Its Last Coal Mine on July 1st
A group of miners riding a mine car enters a mine tunnel at the Dogye Coal Mine in Samcheok, Gangwon Province, northeastern South Korea, on June 27, 2025. The country’s only remaining mine maintaining operations under the state-run Korea Coal Co. will be closed July 1, 88 years after it opened, as coal output has declined with the nation shifting toward greener energy sources. (Yonhap)
It’ll open up again to ship coal to China and North Korea if the money’s good…
“..with the nation shifting toward greener energy sources..” – only by the Minjoo ridiculous party 🙂
@setnaffa and his sockpuppet/attack bot in the same tread.
How sweet.
They will be sad very soon.