A) they have low initial costs.
B) solar collectors are not aesthetically pleasing to some people.
C) they use a lot of land area.
D) some regions lack adequate sunshine.
E) they have low initial costs and solar collectors are not aesthetically pleasing to some people.
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A) They are limited to land areas.
B) They may be noisy.
C) They may interfere with migratory birds and bats.
D) They require backup energy if the wind is not steady.
E) They require a lot of space.
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A) When burned, hydrogen produces virtually no air pollutants.
B) Hydrogen could be a viable substitute for gasoline to power vehicles.
C) Fuel tanks of metal-hydrogen compounds tend to explode in accidents.
D) Experimental cars have been running on hydrogen for years.
E) Hydrogen is a secondary energy source reliant upon solar energy.
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A) unlimited energy source at favorable sites.
B) quick construction time.
C) moderate to high net useful energy yield.
D) no COâ‚‚ emissions.
E) no plastic parts made from fossil fuels.
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A) At present there is not enough financial capital to develop all energy alternatives.
B) We should not depend upon nonrenewable energy sources.
C) Energy production should be centralized as much as possible to increase efficiency.
D) Future renewable energy alternatives will probably replace nonrenewable energy use.
E) We should depend on multiple sources of renewable energy.
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A) install a blue roof.
B) landscape the yard to maximize heat trapping and cooling.
C) upgrade to energy efficient appliances.
D) install a tankless hot water heater and compost toilet.
E) install superinsulation in walls and the attic.
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A) buying cars with good fuel mileage.
B) buying energy efficient appliances.
C) keeping car engines tuned.
D) removing insulation from attics.
E) decreasing packaging.
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A) using mass transit instead of individual automobiles.
B) turning the thermostat up in wintertime.
C) turning off unused lights.
D) purchasing only needed products.
E) reducing packaging.
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A) adobe walls and flagstone floor used for heat storage.
B) coniferous trees blocking the sun all year.
C) windows on the south side of the house.
D) summer cooling vents in the roof.
E) superinsulation.
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