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Turkey's Massive Coal Reserves Set to Fuel Generations to Come.

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A Glimpse on the Local Reserves and Production in Turkey Ecological Carbon Cycle, and Some New Era Methods of Lowering Carbon Dioxide Levels
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The article discusses the reserves of oil and coal in Turkey and worldwide, estimating how long they will last. It mentions that coal reserves in Turkey have increased significantly in recent years. Oil is expected to run out in a few generations, while coal will last for many more decades. The findings suggest that Turkey has a substantial amount of coal reserves, with a large portion being lignite. The country extracts a significant amount of coal annually, and the Ministry for Energy and Natural Resources reports a significant increase in proven lignite reserves in Turkey.