The Coal Situation in Asia

David Hunkar submits:

The demand for coal is rising in Asia especially in China and India. As a result, developed countries that have an abundance of coal deposits are increasing their exports to Asia. In addition, mining companies in Australia, U.S. and others are exploring the possibility of opening new mines to take advantage of the growing demand.

The following graphic illustrates the booming business in coal:

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