From forest tribes to southern fishermen: among environmentalists fighting against coal India

India is starving for coal. He has a lot, but he wants even more. Thus it will increase imports and dig tons of them from the subsoil, clearing inhabitants and animals from the forests. As if that weren’t enough, it will build dozens of new power plants devastating the ecosystem. Without opposition? The opposition exists, from north to south, from tribal peoples in the heart of Indian forests who hide a black treasure to fishermen in the seas to the south, ousted from their villages to make way for poisoning plants.