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Natural gas
________ is produced in the same way and comes from the same source as oil.
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Fossil fuels
________ are in danger of running out within the next few decades, nuclear power raises concerns among the population, and geothermal energy is expensive.
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greenhouse gasses
It does not release ________ into the environment, but it contributes to radioactivity.
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Fission
________ is the splitting of atoms that creates nuclear energy.
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world electricity
Most of the ________ is produce from fossil fuels.
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nuclear energy
The waste associated with ________ is also a problem as the material and equipment that come in contact with radiation continue to be radioactive for hundreds of years.
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Hydrogen
________ is the most abundant element on the earth, and it is always bonded to other atoms.
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Geothermal energy
________ is used in volcanic regions, parts of the world that consist of hot rocks.
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Uranium
________ is a radioactive element that occurs naturally in the earths crust.
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earths crust
Under the ________ lies molten material that contains large amounts of energy.
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energy
The ________ produced is called fossil energy.
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Fossil fuel
________ comes from dead marine animals and algae that lived in the sea for a period of time.
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Fission
________ is the action of dividing or splitting something into two or more parts.
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geothermal energy
To obtain ________ a fluid is circulated deep underground.
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Fossil fuels
________ is the transformation of organic residue.
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Fossil fuels
________ result from the transformation of organic residue.