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Coal is not better than other energy sources. It is easy to dig up and cheap, if the company does not pay a carbon price, but it emits vast amounts of carbon dioxide which is causing global warming.
Of the fossil fuels, natural gas is better than oil, and oil is better than coal, regarding their CO2 emissions, but they all pollute.
Any renewable energy source is better, solar, hydro, wind, tidal, wave, geothermal and biofuel.
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What minerals and energy resources does Southeast Asia have?
is it coal...
Is coal uranium a renewable energy resource?
Coal and uranium are not renewable resources of energy.
What are china's energy resources?
mainly coal
What will happen when coal and other existing resources run out?
both coal and other resources can be synthetically made
What are the 3 conventional energy resources?
coal electicity
What are all nonrenewable energy resources found in Virginia?
coal and oil i think
Why is solar power being developed?
Solar power is another way for us to harness energy. Natural resources such as coal and oil are limited resources and we are using them quickly. Solar energy is also better for the environment.
Name two energy resources that do not depend on the sun?
it is coal and wind energy
What is stored in coal and petroleum which makes these resources very useful?
Solar energy is stored in coal and petroleum.
What gives off more energy Anthracite coal or bituminous coal?
Anthracite coal, it insulates the heat energy better and has more light energy when lit.
What is a natural resource that can be converted into other forms of energy to do work?
Fossil fuels. Uranium. Coal, oil and natural gas. Wind and water (hydro-electric). Sunlight. Geothermal sources. Technically, "work" is the conversion of energy with time, as 1W = 1J/s conversion.
What is the hypothesis of energy resources?
Energy resources include fossil fuel (as coal, natural gas, and oil), renewable energy resources (as solar energy, wind energy, biomass, geothermal energy, ...), and nuclear energy (based on fission and/or fusion).
