Energy Crisis from Iran War Sparks Global Shift Toward Dirty Coal

The energy crisis caused by the Iran conflict is leading some countries to increase their reliance on the dirty fossil fuel coal, raising concerns about climate change impacts.

Not even two months into his presidency, as the price of west Texas crude approached $14 a barrel, President Jimmy Carter donned a cardigan to speak candidly about his strategy to face the permanent energy shortage he saw in the nation's future.

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