no, i dont think so
coal is a nonrenewable resource, so once we use it all we will never have it again. also people get killed in coal mines because they can collapse after a point of time.
although they will eventual replenish in the earths crust, this process will take too long so they are dubbed to be non-renewable sersources, much like coal or oil.
So they can see how much people there is in United States
It is several thousands of dollars. So, much so that when they arrive they have to work off the debt to the "coyotes."
The coal filters the water so the plants don't get infected from water that is not changed a lot. Some people believe it benefits the plants too but I am not one of those people.
Well, if you use coal for heat, then wrap in winter clothing and/or coats and stay that way to avoid using coal in which you COULD use in the harsh winter. (though it depends where one would live). Though if it is for electricity, then don't use so much.
coal is a nonrenewable resource, so once we use it all we will never have it again. also people get killed in coal mines because they can collapse after a point of time.
Coal is a fossil fuel formed in ecosystems where plant remains were preserved by water and mud from oxidization and biodegradation thus, sequestering atmospheric carbon. Fossil fuels are non-renewable resources because they take millions of years to form, and reserves are being depleted much faster than new ones are being formed. so coal is nonrenewable
Pretty much so. Every day, some people's lives end, and new ones begin.
'Clean coal' is a hope that one day we will be able to trap and safely dispose of the carbon dioxide emissions from burning coal. So far this has not been done successfully or economically. Many people think it will never happen.
Coal Mining has always been popular for RuneScape for its high profits. It is still very popualr and one of the most popular ways of making money. Usually the coal mines are packed with people on no matter what world. So coal mining in RuneScape has probably expanded.