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During World War II, coal was rationed to ensure that it was available for essential wartime industries and the military. The scarcity of resources due to the war effort led to the need for strict control over fuel supplies to prioritize their use for manufacturing weapons, vehicles, and other critical supplies. Additionally, rationing helped manage domestic energy consumption, ensuring that civilians had enough fuel for heating and cooking while supporting the war. This was part of broader resource management strategies implemented by governments to sustain the war effort.

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