Here's why:
* Organic: Coal is formed from the remains of ancient plants, making it organic.
* Sedimentary: It's formed through a process of sedimentation, where plant matter accumulates and is compressed over time.
* Electricity Generation: Coal is a major source of energy for power plants. When burned, it releases heat that is used to produce steam, which drives turbines and generates electricity.
While coal is a significant source of energy, it is also a major contributor to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. As we transition to cleaner energy sources, the use of coal is expected to decline.
