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East Germany, preferring to use its abundant supply of lignite to imported fuel, used fireless engines extensively.

Most of the fossilised plant material in the lignite is from Sequoia couttsiae.

The mining of lignite started in 1962.

The destroyer withstood considerable shelling before being scuttled by a charge of gelignite.

The town's Niederaußem district is one of the most important suppliers for energy from lignites in Europe.

When the GDR's energy costs began to rise dramatically in the early 1980s (in part because the Soviet Union ceased to subsidize the price of fuel sold to the GDR), the DR embarked on a large rail electrification campaign as the GDR's electrical power grid could be supplied with electricity generated from the burning of domestically-produced lignite.

In 2010, SaskPower committed to retrofitting the lignite-powered Unit 3 with a carbon capture unit in order to reduce CO2 emissions.

5 cents per ton for surface mined coal, 15 cents per ton for coal mined underground, and 10 cents per ton for lignite.

Unlike many other rural branch lines in New Zealand, this line was not built for the sole purpose of opening up land for agriculture, as there were significant deposits of lignite coal and limestone in the hills behind the town of Mount Somers.

The analysis led to the discovery of lignite reserves beneath the areas in and around Neyveli village.

("The tiger, however, does not relish the peach! The peach assailant should be attacked with a crocodile!") The teacher warns imaginary other students that he's wired himself up to 200 tons of gelignite, and blows himself up.

It occurs naturally as a constituent of petroleum-related deposits such as lignite tar.