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Coal power plants consume water needed for 1.2 crore persons each year in Maharashtra: Greenpeace

Coal power plants consume water needed for 1.2 crore persons each year in Maharashtra: Greenpeace

Apr 28, 2016, at 10:57 pm

Mumbai, Apr 28 (Just Earth News /IBNS) As Maharashtra continues to fight drought, an assessment based on the recent report by Greenpeace - ‘The Great Water Grab; How the coal industry is deepening the Global Water Crisis” has revealed that coal power plants in Maharashtra alone consume water sufficient for 1.2 crore people each year, the global green pressure group said.