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What type of fuel formed from the remains of plants many years ago?
Plants which died and decayed and were buried by later material.
How many coal fired power plants are in the US?
forty ninety tooty This is gibberish
How many plants are there in north America?
flowers
Where are the most nuclear power plants in north America?
There are currently 62 commercially operated nuclear power plants and 100 nuclear reactors in the United States. They are located in 31 states with the most being in the state of Illinois.
Which Southeastern state resource do many power plants burn to run their generators?
pulp,wood,coal or paper?!?!?
How much pollutes does an average coal plant produce in 1 day?
Power plants fired by coal produce many pollutants (SOx, NOx, radiation, particulate, mercury etc.) the amounts vary by the size and fuel used at the site (not all coal produced the same contaminants). See the Links for data on typical coal plants.
How many other coal plants would it take to replace nuclear plants?
Depends on the amount of electrical energy they (need to) generate. How much does the average nuclear plant generate ? How much does the average coal plant generate ?
How many nuclear power plants are in Alberta?
There are none, Because we use coal or gasoline to power our generators.
How many coal mines are there in the U.S.?
The total number of coal mines in operation in 2002 totaled 1,426, compared to 2,746 a decade prior.
How many times greater is the amount of electrical energy produced in the US by coal burning power plants than by nuclear power plants?
Coal burning power plants in the US produce around 4 times more electrical energy compared to nuclear power plants.
How many nuclear plants are in Latin America?
There are 7 operating nuclear plants in Latin America:Argentina: 3, capacity: 935 MW (4.7% of country's total)Brazil: 2, capacity: 1,884 MW (3.1% of country's total)Mexico: 2, capacity: 1,530 MW (4.7% of country's total)
What is the relationship between coal and seedless plants?
For humans, some of the most important seedless vascular plants lived and died about 300 million years ago. The remains of these ancient ferns, horsetails, and club mosses formed coal, a fossil fuel that we now extract from the Earth's crust. Hope this helps!
