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_____ is a greenhouse gas that absorbs the sun's incoming short- wave radiation?

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_____ is a greenhouse gas that absorbs the sun's incoming short- wave radiation?

1.) _____ is a greenhouse gas that absorbs the sun's incoming short- wave radiation?

2.) _____ is defined as and environment that has lots of oxygen?

3.) In the United States, approximately ______% of the rivers appropriate for dam construction are already dammed.

4.) ______, ________ are the features that do NOT rely on operators in order to engage at a nuclear power plant.

5.) ___________ is the world's largest aquifer?

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1.) _____ is a greenhouse gas that absorbs the sun's incoming short- wave radiation?

Stratospheric

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3.) In the United States, approximately ______% of the rivers appropriate for dam construction are already dammed.

98%

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4.) ______, ________ are the features that do NOT rely on operators in order to engage at a nuclear power plant.

Passive safety

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5.) ___________ is the world's largest aquifer?

The Ogallala aquifer located in the midwestern United States is believed to be the world's largest aquifer.

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