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A) rely on direct energy from the sun.
B) use geothermal energy to produce electricity.
C) combine hydrogen and oxygen gas to produce electricity and water vapor.
D) require complex carbohydrates as starting materials.
E) break apart water molecules and use the hydrogen as energy.
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A) trees and shrubs.
B) deserts.
C) rainwater.
D) soil and rocks.
E) ice and glaciers.
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A) does not require government subsidies.
B) has a high net energy yield.
C) produces low methane emissions.
D) makes it easier for fish to migrate upstream.
E) does not alter aquatic ecosystems.
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A) China
B) More-developed countries
C) Africa
D) The United States
E) The poorest countries
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A) produce more carbon dioxide than burning fossil fuels.
B) operate only on clear days.
C) have high air and water pollution during operation.
D) have a fairly high net energy yield.
E) are cheap compared to fossil fuels.
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A) green roofs.
B) pumping a heat-absorbing fluid through collectors on the roof.
C) wind turbines with solar panels attached.
D) foil sheets under the floor.
E) adobe walls and windows that face the sun and store the collected solar energy.
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A) provides about 90% of the electricity in Europe.
B) is most important in rivers and streams.
C) uses the potential energy of large standing water bodies to produce electricity.
D) can emit methane from the decomposition of submerged vegetation in reservoirs.
E) is expected to grow in large-scale plants in the future.
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A) gas water heater.
B) electric water tank.
C) roof-mounted solar hot water heater.
D) oil water heater.
E) propane water heater.
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A) energy efficiency would be discouraged.
B) dependence on imported energy sources would increase.
C) the use of non-renewable energy resources in the future would decline.
D) nuclear power would be the most reasonable choice.
E) there would be no need for government subsidies.
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A) the decline of nuclear power after Fukushima.
B) the decreased abundance of natural gas in the United States.
C) new technology and the lower cost due to subsidies and tax breaks.
D) conflict in the Middle East over oil supplies.
E) the rising temperature of the atmosphere.
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A) Brazil
B) Mexico
C) China
D) Uruguay
E) Costa Rica
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