Essay Topic : should the use of coal be subjected to stricter enviromental regulations
than other fuels?
INTRODUCTION
Coal is the main source of energy domestically generated to generate a significant part of our
country's electricity demand. It is also a black or brown combustible rock consisting mostly of
plants made of carbon dioxide. It is used as a fuel in large quantities. This supplies energy and
is also a crucial fuel for the manufacture of steel and cement and for other industries. The first
coal agreement, recognized as the first coal agreement 360 million years ago, started during
their carbon-like era.
Coal should be held to the same air and water emission laws as other fuels. As it is
far more likely than other fuels to contain particulate pollution, this requires stronger attempts
to mitigate this emission. Because its mining creates huge quantities of polluted water, this
requires more attempts to reduce this waste than for other oils. Coal has other unique
features. Because carbon requires (with the exception of a few pipelines) heavy-duty, train or
freight transport, this extra emission has to be taken into account as contrasted with other
products such as oil and gas that are exported easily by pipeline. In this paper, the
disadvantages about using coal as an energy source and its outcomes will be held by
explaining the details of usage.
The control of motor vehicle pollution is qualitatively separate from the control
of leaks, etc. In its surface impact, coal varies so greatly from other fossil fuels that, aside
