Coal is imported into Britain as most underground coal-mines have been closed. A certain amount is taken from open-cast mines, but this is not enough for local consumption.
Have you ever heard of the Chernobyl power plant? A coal fired plant can't produce a disaster of that magnitude, and people worry about the potential consequences.
No girls were.
Coal is a reliable and consistent source of energy that has been used for centuries to power industries and generate electricity. It is relatively affordable compared to other energy sources and can be easily stored for later use. Additionally, advancements in technology have made coal-fired power plants more efficient and cleaner than ever before.
The first ever "Car" was powered arguably (meaning some disagree) by Steam and used wood or coal for power, not gas.
Has US ever been like Britain?
What was the lowest temperature ever recoded in Britain
It depends on the fuel used in the power plant ie., nuclear, gas powered turbines, coal fired. What ever fuel type used there has to be a water supply for cooling.
No
no
What was the lowest temperature ever recoded in Britain
Maybe Chernobyl, but only for a short time. Ever heard of SL1? Both are sad events. There are some very large coal powered plants in the USA and the rival the nuclear plants.
Yes