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3 June, 20:00

Which the following accurately describes a trade-off of using nuclear energy to produce electricity?

A. The energy source is renewable, but the power plant disturbs natural ecosystems by stopping the flow of rivers

B. This energy source causes no pollution, but the fuel is a nonrenewable resource

C. Very little fuel is necessary to produce a large amount of energy but the waste materials are harmful to the environment.

D. The fuel is inexpensive, but using the energy produces air pollution.

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