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In 2015, a major driving force increasing the development and use of renewable energy is
A) the ability to capture the energy of the wind, sun, and water.
B) the global concern about climate change and costs that are now competitive with the costs of fossil fuels.
C) increased solar radiation and wind velocities over the past decade.
D) the ease with which solar and wind energies can be tapped in every region of the Earth.

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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Authors: Wright, Boorse

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