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  1. CBAM reinforces the necessity for companies to adopt cleaner supply chains.
  2. CBAM is pressuring India to achieve low-carbon growth, forcing the country to confront its deep economic and employment reliance on the coal value chain.

India uses coal to create industrial feedstocks.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 21
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India uses coal to create industrial feedstocks.

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  1. Trade constraints drive India's increased reliance on coal for industrial and power use.1 source
  2. Coal is being used in India to create industrial feedstocks.1 source

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