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How Colombia plans to keep its fossil fuels in the ground

BBC · Maria Paula Rubiano · last updated

In February 2020, the lifeblood that kept the tiny town of La Jagua de Ibirico in northern Colombia going stopped flowing. As the Covid-19 pandemic sunk coal prices internationally, the multinational giant Glencore, through its local affiliate Prodeco, closed the two coal mines in the area.

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