Associated Press: This village is little more than a road junction with a school, a small church and graveyard, three general stores and about 100 households spread across the barley and vegetable fields. Soon, it is likely to be swallowed by an open pit coal mine. Tomislawice is a small battlefield in the world’s energy wars. It illustrates the dependency of emerging countries like Poland on old and dirty — but cheap and reliable — energy sources at a time when more advanced countries want to …