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a gas, such as carbon dioxide, that can trap heat from the Sun in the Earth's atmosphere
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a device used in power stations which transforms kinetic energy into electrical energy
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the splitting of an atomic nucleus, which releases large amounts of energy
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an energy source that cannot be replaced of regenerated and will therefore run out
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an energy source that can be replaced or regenerated and will therefore not run out
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examples include coal, oil and natural gas
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the material, usually uranium, that undergoes nuclear fission and is the source of heat in nuclear power stations
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a device used in power stations which is turned by the force of moving steam
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rainwater that is more acidic than normal rain due to the release of sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides
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the trapping of heat from the Sun by certain gases in the Earth's atmosphere
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