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local peat

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local peat [′lō·kəl ‚pēt]
(geology)
Peat formed by groundwater. Also known as basin peat.


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Nowadays only approximately 15 percent of peat resources in Latvia are used in heat production, which constitute an insignificant share of the country's energy consumption (to compare, 10 percent of Ireland's energy supply comes from local peat lands).
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