"coal is reffered as buried sunshine". justify the statement.
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Coal is often called the “buried sunshine” because it developed from the remains of plants and greens that existed as long as 400 million years ago. According to Kentucky Education Television, most of our coal was formed 300 million years ago, when much of Earth was covered in “steamy swamps.”
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It is often called buried sunshine because it develops from remains of animals and plants buried under the ground millions of years ago.
It is a mineral that is formed in a very long period of time and is a flammable solid that gives a bright glow that is why it is called buried sunshine.
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