coal exports
Fossil fuel trade
Coal exports are shipments of coal sold to foreign countries.
The term appears frequently in discussions of energy policy, trade balances, and climate change: Australia's coal exports to China have declined.
A nation's coal exports reflect both its domestic reserves and international demand for fossil fuels.
- customs clearanceFormal import approval procedure
- carbon emissionsReleased greenhouse gases
- freight carriersCompanies transporting commercial goods
- rail carsWheeled train compartments
- ligniteLow-rank sedimentary fuel
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