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The soft brown coal of Germany ( lignite ) is quarried and excavated from open workings with gigantic automatic machinery . The resulting fuel costs only a trifle . It will be noticed that 1 . a whereas electricity output from hard coal ...
The soft brown coal of Germany ( lignite ) is quarried and excavated from open workings with gigantic automatic machinery . The resulting fuel costs only a trifle . It will be noticed that 1 . a whereas electricity output from hard coal ...
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Germany produces two kinds of coal , black coal of various kinds , and a very soft brown coal called lignite , which is rather quarried than mined , and has a relatively low caloric value , but can be converted into a high - class ...
Germany produces two kinds of coal , black coal of various kinds , and a very soft brown coal called lignite , which is rather quarried than mined , and has a relatively low caloric value , but can be converted into a high - class ...
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During the last few years production of coal and lignite has developed as follows : > >> Workers Workers Coal Production . employed . Liguite Production . employed . 1922 119,182,590 tons 694,236 137,176,800 tons 142,310 1923 62,316,100 ...
During the last few years production of coal and lignite has developed as follows : > >> Workers Workers Coal Production . employed . Liguite Production . employed . 1922 119,182,590 tons 694,236 137,176,800 tons 142,310 1923 62,316,100 ...
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By developing power from lignite and from falling water , Germany wisely preserves her precious and irreplaceable hard coal , of which she has a much larger supply than the United Kingdom , notwithstanding her great territorial losses .
By developing power from lignite and from falling water , Germany wisely preserves her precious and irreplaceable hard coal , of which she has a much larger supply than the United Kingdom , notwithstanding her great territorial losses .
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We find a drastic reduction in workers employed , notwithstanding greatly increased output , not only in the railways and in the coal mines and lignite mines , as has previously been pointed out , but similar developments have taken ...
We find a drastic reduction in workers employed , notwithstanding greatly increased output , not only in the railways and in the coal mines and lignite mines , as has previously been pointed out , but similar developments have taken ...
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| Pealkiri | The Quarterly Review, 248–249. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1927 |
| Original from | Georgia Ülikooli raamatukogud |
| Digitized | 10 juuni 2022 |
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