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Chernobyl  

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  • One source of energy that does not produce greenhouse gases is nuclear power. Nations with burgeoning populations are turning to nuclear power as an efficient, clean way to produce vast amounts of power that can support their electricity needs. [Source: Green Energy: An A-to-Z Guide; Chernobyl]

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