There's a way to quit coal without wrecking jobs and communities | Janet Paskin

It’s a persistent global conundrum: Can policymakers close coalmines and power plants without ruining local economies in the process? In August, a delegation of Vietnamese officials looking to answer that question took the two-hour drive east from Melbourne into the Latrobe Valley. Bundled against the Australian winter, they sped past…

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