Hardly. Coal is a fossil fuel, and thus, a limited resource, since it takes millions upon millions of years for coal to form from dead trees that fell into swampy ground. Humans burn coal at a rate much faster than it can form, and will likely run out of coal, if consumption of the resource continues at the current rate, before the end of the twenty-second century, and possibly before the end of the twenty-first century. And once it's gone, it doesn't come back. Unless you're willing to wait a few million years while some trees fossilize. We got time.
Coal is a non-renewable fossil fuel. When it is burnt, you have to find more for tomorrow.
because coal is a fossil fuel and non-renewable one where as LPG is a renewable one
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Anthracite is a form of coal, which is a fossil fuel, and is thus non-renewable.
Non-renewable. You can use it only once as a fuel, and then it is gone.
Trees are renewable. You can grow a tree. Coal is not it is a fossil fuel.
Greece has coal, a non renewable fossil fuel, mined at Megalopoli.
Lignite is a fossil fuel (low grade coal) and therefore non-renewable.
If this is a question of green energy, then yes, solar power is better than coal because it is a renewable source. Coal is a fossil fuel that is non-renewable.
Because it's a fossil fuel
Coal, fuel, they take millions of years to be formed.
Coal, fuel, they take millions of years to be formed.