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Ohio has more coal than New York primarily due to its geological history and the presence of extensive coal deposits in the Appalachian region. The state's geological formations, particularly the Pennsylvanian coal measures, contain significant reserves of bituminous coal. In contrast, New York has fewer coal deposits and a different geological structure, which limits its coal production. Additionally, Ohio's historical reliance on coal for energy has led to more extensive mining operations.
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What are the release dates for More Than Sisters - 1979?
More Than Sisters - 1979 was released on: USA: July 1979 (Cleveland, Ohio) USA: August 1979 (New York City, New York)
More valuable coal or diamond?
Diamonds are more valuable than coal.
Is New York larger than Mississippi?
New York is larger than Ohio by number of square miles.
Why is diamond costlier than coal?
because it is found rarely and more dense than coal
Is there more men or women in Ohio?
there is more women in Ohio than men
Does natural gas last more than coal?
no, coal lasts longer
Is solar power better then coal power?
Solar power is more environment friendly than coal power. Solar power is, however, more expensive than coal power.
Is the weight-watchers in Columbus Ohio affiliated with weight-watchers in New York?
It is a Franchise of New York, New york is were the company was founded more than forty years ago. "Because It Works" JLA 2011
Are californian home mortgages more expensive than Ohio?
Homes in California are typically more expensive than homes in Ohio. Because of this, mortgages for a similar house will likely be more expensive in California than in Ohio.
What is harder lignite or anthracite coal?
Anthracite coal is harder than lignite coal. Anthracite has a higher carbon content and is more dense and brittle compared to lignite, which is softer and more crumbly.
Is coal better than natural gas?
Coal emits more carbon dioxide pollution than natural gas does.
What do Buffalo New York Cleveland Ohio and Erie Pennsyvania all have in common?
They all sit beside Lake Erie. All had lake ports and lake shipping (more in 1800s than now). All three cities used to have steel manufacturing. All three cities used to receive coal from other areas in PA and Ohio for use in local steel mills and for shipping it through Lake Erie to the Ohio Canal which went from Astubula through to Akron area, to the Ohio River, to the Mississippi River, and then to ports south at the Gulf of Mexico. The Ohio Canal was superceded by railroads coming in, which made coal and steel transports quicker, easier, and more profitable. The Ohio Canal is mostly dried up or filled in now.
