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4 October, 06:36
Plants, wood and natural gas are all examples of
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Brennen Cruz
4 October, 06:40
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Biomass, because it is renewable energy source
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Immanuel Cannon
4 October, 06:44
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Really smh pay attention is natural capacity
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