Guardian: It used to be called Stinky Town – a smoke-belching, coal-burning industrial powerhouse in what was once the heart of East Germany. But the old folk of Spremberg no longer have to check which way the wind is blowing before venturing outside. Earlier this month, Spremberg, or ‘Stink-Stadt’, made history. It is now host to the world’s first power plant that collects emissions from coal burning and pipes them deep underground. Built by Swedish power firm Vattenfall, it emits up to 90 per …