Assertion: lignite | /r/HasProperty | brown coal
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in many countries
type: LOCATION
value: alternatively
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Lignite ("brown coal") remains important with Germany, China and Russia the largest producers.
text: Lignite is also called brown coal.
text: Lignite is alternatively known as brown coal, and bituminous is the classic black coal most people are familiar with.
text: In many countries lignite is considered to be a brown coal.
text: The application of lignite (brown coal) as a soil amendment has been shown to provide a number of benefits under certain circumstances, including increased cation exchange capacity, increased phosphorus availability and reduced heavy metal availability.
text: Lignite (brown coal) is the dirtiest coal, is about 60%-70% carbon, and is used as fuel for electric power generation.
text: ’s natural resources include bituminous coal, lignite (brown coal), natural gas, iron ore, copper, nickel, uranium, potash, salt, construction materials and farmland.
text: German power generation was from fossil fuels – mainly lignite (brown coal), alongside some generation from imported hard coal, largely at the Moorburg power plant in Hamburg, which went online in 2015.
text: Twenty-five years later, as archaeologists gained experience with radiocarbon dating and learned that a contamination of samples or other factors could influence the dates given, the geologist D. L. Johnson proposed that maybe the Lewisville site had been contaminated by lignite (brown coal) from nearby outcroppings of the Woodbine Formation, which was around 70 million years old.
text: lignite (brown coal) using partner technologies such as the JJA FHR.
text: lignite (brown coal) using partner technologies such as the JJA FHR.
text: Lignite is often called “brown coal” because it is lighter in color than the higher ranks of coal.
text: Lignite, often called brown coal, is the lowest grade of coal and produces less energy and more carbon pollution than harder, black coal.