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What is dried vegetation used for fuel?
Peat. It is dug up, Chopped into blocks, and dried so it can be burned to make fuel.
Is soil used for fuel?
"Peat" is a fuel source that looks like it's just soil being dug from the ground... but it's dead grass that has grown in an area for so long that it's just more dead grass on top of other dead grass. It has been dug and dried to be used as fuel for quite a long time, but it isn't technically soil.
What is undergroumd mining?
Mining is removing a mineral or metal from the earth to use it or sell it. When the substance being mined is close to the surface, it is simply dug out of the ground (surface mining). However, if the substance is deep underground, a shaftway may be dug to reach the material, much like a tunnel. That is underground mining.
What is the four seasons the temperate zone?
spring summer fall and winter dug you should know that people
How is coal dug up?
with a shovel!!!
What material from the earth heats homes in Ireland?
Peat. It's dug up from bogs and dried out then burned.
What is dried vegetation used for fuel?
Peat. It is dug up, Chopped into blocks, and dried so it can be burned to make fuel.
How was the Tollund man discovered?
The Tollund Man was discovered in 1950 by peat cutters in a bog near Tollund, Denmark. His well-preserved body was found in the fetal position with a noose around his neck, leading to his identification as an ancient human sacrifice.
What is used peat?
Peat forms when plant material, usually in marshy areas, is stopped from fully decaying fully by acidic and anaerobic conditions. It is composed mainly from marshland vegetation: trees, grasses, fungi, as well as other types of organic remains, such as insects, and animal remains etc. It uses are numerous - Peat is important for farmers and gardeners. Dug it into soil it improves the grounds basic structure. The most important property of peat is retaining moisture in soil when it's dry and yet preventing the excess of water from killing roots when it's wet. Peat can also store nutrients although it is not fertile itself. Its insulating properties make it of use to industry. Indeed some homes in Europe had peat roofs in past times. Peat can be used in fires as well when dried as it takes a considerable time to burn through. There are stories of the Scots using it to help distill its greatest export - Whiskey.
What is the difference between you have dug your garden and you had your garden dug?
you had your garden dug says someone else dug your garden, while you dug your garden says you dug it.
How did people in the 1800 change their physical environment Indiana?
They dug canals to connect different waterways
How did people build underground railroads?
They dug a lot f holes
What kind of work did the Jewish people do in the concentration camps?
They dug soil
Who were the native people who dug hundreds of miles of irrigation channels?
The answer is: Hohokam
Who were the native people's who dug hundreds of miles of irrigation channels?
The answer is: Hohokam
How are sanddollars mate?
they are made when starfish are fossilized and dug out of the ground. feel free to correct me if this is not what you want.
How did the olden day people search for gold?
They mined for gold or dug for it or panned it
