In Russia’s ‘Death Valley,’ Putin’s Pledge to Become Carbon Neutral Rings Hollow

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Putin’s pledge to make Russia carbon neutral by 2060 clashes with the country’s deep and growing attachment to coal

KISELYOVSK, Russia—In October, President Vladimir Putin pledged Russia would become carbon neutral by 2060, an ambitious promise for the world’s fourth-biggest emitter of greenhouse gases and an economy heavily reliant on fossil fuels.

Few were as surprised at Mr. Putin’s announcement as the residents of Kiselyovsk, a town they call “Death Valley” because of the open-pit coal mines that

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