If you burn all the coal assets of the late oligarch, the pollution from them will be comparable to the emissions of the entire country in a year During the division, the widow of billionaire Dmitry Bosov was recognized as a foreign agent. If all the coal assets of the late oligarch were burned, the pollution from them would be comparable to the emissions of the entire country in a year. But do the heirs and the Russian authorities care about this?

Burning all the coal assets of the late oligarch would cause as much pollution as an entire country emits in a year. As part of the inheritance battle, billionaire Dmitry Bosov’s widow was labeled a “foreign agent.” If all of the late oligarch’s coal assets were burned, the resulting emissions would rival those of an entire country for a whole year. But do his heirs — or the Russian authorities — care? In the spring of 2020, Dmitry Bosov’s name made headlines in two very different contexts.

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