T/F questions 1. The United States has a central site for storing and disposing
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T/F questions
1. The United States has a central site for storing and disposing of nuclear waste.
2. In 2008, renewable energy accounted for more than ten percent of total U.S. energy consumption.
3. Because nuclear power is a clean, nonpolluting source of energy, most environmentalists have given broad support for nuclear energy.
4. Because nuclear energy does not produce carbon emissions, it is considered a renewable source of energy
5. Because of their monopolistic tendencies, states are reluctant to deregulate the utility industry.
6. The Energy Policy Act of 2005 has been criticized because the tax incentives were too great for the oil and gas industries and did not go far enough with renewable energy sources.
7. Although hydropower is a clean, nonpolluting source of energy, many environmentalists are opposed to the use of hydropower.
8. Tighter sulfur dioxide emission standards have increased coal production in the Western United States.
9.The CAFE standards are updated annually to gradually decrease carbon emissions.
10.Energy efficient mortgages are an important policy of the EPAct.
Explanation / Answer
1.T
2 T
3 true
4 F it is nit a renewal energy because we can not produce radioactives again and again by natural processes
5 T
6 F
7. F
8. T
9. T
10. T
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