Washington Post: Underneath the marshy ground here is a huge deposit of cheap brown coal – manna for a nearby power plant that is among the biggest emitters of global warming gases in Europe. The presence of the fuel may mean that this village and its 680 residents have to go, moved out by the unceasing demand for dirty fossil fuels. In recent years, Germany has made a large push into clean, renewable energy, and it is among the world’s leading suppliers of wind and solar power. But like many European …