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Compass World Economy To Go: El Cerrejòn, the largest coal mine in Latin America

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The trade agreement between the EU and the Andean countries of Colombia, Peru and Ecuador harms the climate and the environment, according to a new study by PowerShift. Among other things, the EU is importing more and more coal from Colombia. Compass World Economy To Go explains the impact of the largest coal mine in Latin America, El Cerrejòn, on air, water, biodiversity and indigenous communities.

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We would like to thank the European Climate Foundation for their financial support of this podcast. The responsibility for the views expressed in this podcast lies with PowerShift e.V.

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