Eskom pollution exemption extended

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South Africa has allowed eight coal-fired plants run by state-owned Eskom to breach emission rules in an attempt to help the cash-strapped utility focus resources on providing a steady electricity supply.

The Lethabo, Kendal, Tutuka, Majuba, Matimba and Medupi plants were given five-year exemptions, while Duvha and Matla were granted extensions until 2034, Environment Minister Dion George said at a briefing in Cape Town on Monday.
 
Highly unlikely anything will change, the extensions will expire and either nothing was done, or they will have built another mess of a power station that doesn't work properly and which will be nothing but a loss making burden on the people of this country. Agenda 2030 looks more and more to be the ANC's end game. ' eat bugs and own nothing.'
 
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