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Most of our electricity is made in power stations by machines called generators. Electricity is a kind of energy and it flows into our homes, schools and towns. It happens via the cables buried beneath our feet or wires hanging over our heads.
For esthetic purposes and the process for putting them above ground on private or public land is cumbersome.
no <<>> Any metallic material will conduct static electricity.
Gold is a metal, and any metal on the periodic table conducts electricity.
Electricity can be converted into just about any other type of energy.
In some villages and towns but not in the jungle area.
possibly no electricity.
Power Cords underground.
Mumbia's shanty towns are horrible and that about 40% of people live in them. They have no electricity no running water and no toilets.
Millions of people live in shanty towns with no water and the most little electricity.
Millions of people live in shanty towns with no water and the most little electricity.
Indeed Uganda has electricity. Most of Uganda's electricity is imported to neighbouring countries.
yes maybe not in the outer 'country side' but in towns etc they will
Yes, there are towns in Lebanon.
Used to produce electricity to power cities and towns
In the United States electricity is readily available in most desert areas. In other parts of the world electricity may only be available near cities or larger towns.
Surprisingly - yes! Many of the larger mining towns and camps had numerous resources including electricity, the telephone & telegraph, and water systems. Some of the smaller towns probably never had the chance to develop such resources. Major towns, especially those that developed in the late 1880's and 1890's did have such resources!