Peat

Overview
Peat is a solid material that can be used as fuel and as an agricultural input. It can be burned to generate power, producing 480 W from 1 kg/s of peat while also outputting 200 g/s of carbon dioxide and 40 g/s of polluted dirt.
Peat is also consumed in some production processes and food preparation recipes, where it serves as a raw material rather than an end product. It is used as fertilizer for certain plants at a rate of 10 kg per cycle per plant.
At 229.9°C it undergoes a phase change.