Bill Dedman

A city built on rivers and bituminous coal, Pittsburgh in the '90s has survived the boom and bust years.

American Journalist

Remember, 'bituminous' often relates to road construction and surfacing

Think of 'bituminous' as something sticky and thick, like tar or heavy oil.

'Bituminous' materials are usually dark, reflecting the dense composition.

In the energy sector, 'bituminous' refers to a common type of coal with specific features.

'Bituminous' often implies a useful, energy-rich resource, mainly in the context of coal.

Awareness of environmental impact is crucial; 'bituminous' coal is a polluting fossil fuel.