In this article, we’ll discuss how much coal is burnt in Namibia and what this means for the country’s future. We’ll also touch on some of the ways that Namibia is trying to reduce its reliance on coal.

How much coal is burnt in Namibia?

According to the World Bank, Namibia burnt 97,000 tons of coal in 2014.

The impact of coal burning in Namibia

The burning of coal has a number of negative impacts on the environment in Namibia. The most significant impact is the release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which contribute to climate change. Coal burning also releases other pollutants into the air, including particulate matter and sulfur dioxide, which can cause respiratory problems. Coal mining can also have a negative impact on the local environment, including water pollution and the destruction of natural habitats.