To date, people burn coal to generate energy. Coal is consumed primarily by the power generation, cement plants, and coke production for producing iron and steel (Tick et al., 2009). Coal gives power for lights, refrigerators, dishwashers, and most other things that plug in. Above all, people use coal to generate electricity. Coal is also used by other industries. National Energy Education Development (2016) surveyed that the paper, brick and limestone industries use coal to yield outputs. Nevertheless, Finkelman (2004) proposes that, when a mass of coal and waste is burned, the unrestrained release of pollutants will consequently contribute to environmental and human health hazards. According to Jafar, Al-Amin, and Siwar as cited in Shafie
