America's coal is used primarily for the production of electricity. According to the EIA, in 2001 -- Some 965 million tons of coal were consumed for the generation of electricity. This amounted to 86% of total U.S. coal production.
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Coal isn't used all that much anymore. but some of the top mining areas in the US are PA, WV, Kentucky, VA, ND, and Wyoming.
Coal is used as a source of power in all 50 US states. It is the main source of electric power in the US acconting for ~43%.
Coal is mostly found in Pennslyvania, Wyoming, Kentucky, North Dakota, and Virginia.
just under %50
Its coal and hydrogen
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Coal isn't used all that much anymore. but some of the top mining areas in the US are PA, WV, Kentucky, VA, ND, and Wyoming.
Coal makes the most electricity - 49 percent in the US
No, coal is.
Coal is used for electricity and industrial uses
Coal. Coal fired plant generate the bulk of IS electricity making.
The US has the world's largest supply of coal.
Coal is the most used source for electricity in the US. World wide, other countries, I don't know.
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