lignitiferous (Meaning)
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lignitiferous (a.)
Producing or containing lignite; lignitic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lignitiferous
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lignitiferous Sentence Examples
- The lignitiferous deposits of the Rhine Valley were instrumental in Germany's industrial development.
- The region is characterized by numerous lignitiferous basins containing vast reserves of lignite.
- The lignitiferous formation exhibits distinct geological features, including multiple coal seams.
- Lignite extraction from lignitiferous deposits poses environmental challenges related to greenhouse gas emissions.
- Scientists are exploring sustainable technologies to mitigate the impact of lignitiferous mining on the environment.
- The lignitiferous belt extends across North Dakota and Montana, forming the Fort Union coal region.
- The combustion of lignitiferous coal generates energy but also releases sulfur oxides and other pollutants.
- Lignite mining in lignitiferous regions has contributed to economic growth and employment opportunities.
- The lignitiferous areas of Greece have played a significant role in the country's energy supply.
- Geothermal exploration in lignitiferous regions targets potential steam or hot water resources found beneath coal deposits.
FAQs About the word lignitiferous
Producing or containing lignite; lignitic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lignitiferous deposits of the Rhine Valley were instrumental in Germany's industrial development.
The region is characterized by numerous lignitiferous basins containing vast reserves of lignite.
The lignitiferous formation exhibits distinct geological features, including multiple coal seams.
Lignite extraction from lignitiferous deposits poses environmental challenges related to greenhouse gas emissions.
