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A) the mine with the least environmental impact
B) the mine that the Environmental Protection Agency recently rejected the permit for
C) the largest mining operation in the Appalachian region
D) a surface mine in Wyoming
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A) the hazardous waste created and the fact that the product is a liquid or gaseous fuel
B) the fact that the product is a liquid or gaseous fuel and the energy needed to complete the process lowers the EROEI
C) the hazardous waste created and the energy needed to complete the process lower the EROEI
D) the fact that the product is a liquid or gaseous fuel and the inefficiency of the process
E) the amount of water needed and the energy needed to complete the process lower the EROEI
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A) wind
B) nuclear
C) coal
D) natural gas
E) geothermal
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A) ash
B) particulates
C) nitrogen oxides
D) ozone
E) mercury
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A) lignite
B) bituminous
C) peat
D) anthracite
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A) Surface mining has safer conditions than subsurface mining.
B) Surface mining creates greater damage to ecosystem than subsurface mining.
C) Surface mining has more alteration to landscape than subsurface mining.
D) Surface mining has greater expense than subsurface mining.
E) Surface mining is easier and simpler than subsurface mining.
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A) oil
B) coal
C) wood
D) shale
E) uranium
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A) coal
B) renewables
C) nuclear energy
D) natural gas
E) oil
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A) 84
B) 7
C) 77
D) 70
E) 90
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A) the energy required and costs involved in using them
B) the negativity of the public and their reluctance to pay more for electricity
C) the technologies do not exist and too much energy is needed to develop them
D) the fact that it has not been proven that coal is toxic and that there are no alternatives
E) government incentives and the public apathy
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A) coal
B) wind
C) nuclear energy
D) natural gas
E) hydroelectric
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A) It has a high energy content.
B) It is a renewable resource.
C) Mining coal causes environmental damage.
D) Burning coal creates pollution.
E) It is formed over time by the compression and heating of peat.
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A) It permanently alters the landscape and its contours.
B) It delivers silt and acidic compounds to downstream rivers.
C) It damages the ecosystem by dumping overfill into valleys.
D) It has dangerous conditions including tunnel collapses,released gases,particulates in the air,low oxygen,and heat.
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A) peat
B) anthracite
C) lignite
D) bituminous
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