A) was controlled by the containment building.
B) caused no safety issues for workers or nearby residents.
C) resulted in extensive radioactivity being released into the surrounding environment.
D) caused the power plant to be closed indefinitely.
E) caused cancer in many children who lived near the power plant.
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A) charcoal
B) hydrogen
C) methanol
D) propane
E) methane
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A) generation of energy that has been used by one in ten US consumers
B) elimination of almost 14,000 nuclear warheads from former Soviet stockpiles
C) conversion of over 350 metric tons of highly enriched uranium from dismantled Russian nuclear weapons to low enriched uranium
D) elimination of over 10 tons of high level radioactive waste
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A) active solar heating.
B) indirect solar energy.
C) passive solar heating.
D) photovoltaic solar cells.
E) solar power towers.
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A) Dams have little or no impact on native aquatic organisms.
B) Hydropower includes dams, tides, and ocean currents.
C) Dams are relatively inexpensive to build but are expensive to operate.
D) The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act fosters the hydroelectric development of U.S. waterways.
E) Humans downstream of a dam may be exposed to waterborne diseases if the dam breaks.
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A) Geothermal energy is typically associated with volcanism.
B) Geothermal energy is used to heat greenhouses for the production of produce in Iceland.
C) The United States is the world's largest producers of geothermal electricity.
D) Experts argue whether geothermal energy is a renewable resource.
E) The most common environmental hazard associated with this resource is increasing levels of atmospheric CO2.
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A) deforestation
B) air pollution
C) depletion of minerals in the soil
D) increased possibility of erosion
E) nonrenewable source of energy
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A) South Africa
B) United States
C) Australia
D) Afghanistan
E) Canada
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A) Ireland.
B) northern Europe.
C) Iceland.
D) Australia.
E) Canada.
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A) the southwest.
B) the northeast.
C) the northwest.
D) the mid-west
E) Florida.
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A) Infrared Radiation compartment
B) Fuel Cell
C) Ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC)
D) Geothermal heat pump
E) Photovoltaic solar cell
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A) many photovoltaic cells continue to generate electricity through the night.
B) they currently do not produce much electricity on a global scale.
C) demand for electricity is often highest during the day.
D) the electricity can be used to power Stirling engines.
E) they are often located in deserts.
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A) mimic nutrients essential for good health.
B) can be incorporated into bones, teeth, muscle and the thyroid gland.
C) continue to decay even after being ingested.
D) can cause cancer.
E) All of these
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A) tritium
B) deuterium
C) sodium
D) lead
E) uranium
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A) nuclear energy
B) wind farms
C) alcohol fuels
D) photovoltaic solar cells
E) geothermal energy
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A) may trigger the splitting of additional atoms of uranium.
B) produces dangerous waste material.
C) results in the production of high-energy neutrons.
D) results in the production of large amounts of heat energy.
E) results in no loss of mass.
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A) wind energy
B) tidal energy
C) hydropower
D) ocean waves
E) ocean temperature gradients
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A) C-12.
B) U-234.
C) U-235.
D) U-238.
E) PU-239.
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A) Uranium- 235
B) Carbon - 12
C) Krypton - 85
D) Cesium - 173
E) Strontium - 90
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