Statement: Coal will remain in the largest single sources of power generation. Select the correct statement from the given statements
a. The statement is definitely true.
b. The statement is potentially true.
c. The statement can not be determined.
d. Statement is definitely false.

In this question, a passage and a statement related to it have been given. Read carefully the verse and review the statement based on it. At a ceremony, the miners of Prosper-Hanil mine of Germany provided a piece of black coal to their country's President Frank-Walter Steinmier during the announcement of closure of the country's last black coal mine. However, this does not mean that Germany will be completely coal-free: In Germany, import of cheap foreign coal will continue. Coal-free means only that there will be no coal drilling, blasting, howling, collection and transportation, which is a major factor in environmental pollution, but through the export of coal, Europe has emerged as the world's economic power. But with its closure, the burden of pollution on the European nations will be very low. Apart from this, the closure of coal shaft in Germany means lignite, Or there is also the closure of mining of brown coal. Lignite is considered to be very messy than black coal, but its mining is cheap. Germany's decision to close the last coal mine is to fulfill its decarbonation goals. Although such developments are positive news, the closure of coal mining in a phased manner can limit global warming to a significant level of 1.5 °
C. The use of coal in the world is not soon to be overcome because many parts of the world, such as India and China, still need cheap fuel to promote their economic growth. Can be limited to a significant level of 5 degrees Celsius. The use of coal in the world is not soon to be overcome because many parts of the world, such as India and China, still need cheap fuel to promote their economic growth. Can be limited to a significant level of 5 degrees Celsius. The use of coal in the world is not soon to be overcome because many parts of the world, such as India and China, still need cheap fuel to promote their economic growth.