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Coal is the largest source of energy in the United States. It currently supplies 54 percent. Coal is non-renewable. Energy is harnessed by burning coal, this created greenhouse gasses along with numerous pollutants. Coal power plants have been around for a long time. They have been studied; the advantages and disadvantages are well known.

It is unrealistic to cut out coal burning power plants completely in the near future. Therefore we must look at ways to significantly lower the amount of harmful bi-products created from the mining and burning of coal.

There are constantly new governmental regulations that force the coal industry to create cleaner burning coal.

Coal is the cheapest source of energy; however, new solar inventions are cutting that gap drastically.

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