Argumentative Essay: Should We Use Coal For Energy?

We should start using coal for energy, because it offers more jobs to people, we have a surplus of it produces power faster and we don’t have to worry about it going out. Cheapest source of energy and coal provides a stable energy source. It is by far cheaper than nuclear, natural gas, oil (No Arab oil embargoes, no sudden sacristy like you experience with natural gas). Offers more jobs to people in the United States of American. It offers jobs by giving people jobs and that’s more money for the country bye them selling it and making that money off that and they don’t pay that much. There are approximately 174,000 blue-collar, full-time, permanent jobs related to coal in the U.S.: mining (83,000), transportation (31,000), and power plant employment (60,000). We don’t have to worry about it going out. Because we have a large surpluses of coal around the world. Technically we don’t know because only 70 percent of the earth has

Also because it offers more jobs for people in Kentucky 2011-2014 60,000 people was working and it was increasing more but we slowed down on using coal so because of that there has been a decree. We have a surplus of it. The behind this is because we never really abused it. Or we didn’t mine a lot of it and coal mining wasn’t the only things they did the drilled pipe lines and blew up rocks. You don’t have to worry as much when you’re using coal for your entire instead of gas or anything like that. But if you did it would rarely happen. And one fact about Coal Coal is a burnable carbonaceous rock that contains large amounts of carbon. Coal is also a fossil fuel—a substance that contains the remains of plants and animals and that can be burned to release energy. Coal contains other elements such as hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen; has various amounts of minerals; and is itself considered to be a mineral of organic