Review the table of energy use versus land resources below. The perpetual column refers to the same land used repeatedly for the same energy resource. One-time use means new land would be needed toprovide the resource again. Reclamation refers to the restorative processes necessary to return the land to what it once wasEnergy Use Vs. Land ResourcesAcres of landLand useElectricity over75 years (GWh)Acres of land (perpetual)per yearReclamation options(One time use)Nuclear (mining) 16.6616.66Coal (mining) 11.1111.11Biomass0.4018Solar25.008.33Wind2.9026Hydropower 2.5030According to the data, which of the following energy sources uses land least efficiently compared to its energy output?O Solar energyO Wind energyO HydropowerO Coal energyVery high cost (radioactive)Costly (<1% reclaimed)Replant trees/cropsRemove or replace panels and dual use of landRemove or replace turbines and dual use of landDrain dam + restoration

Review the table of energy use versus land resources below. The perpetual column refers to the same land used repeatedly for the same energy resource. One-time use means new land would be needed to provide the resource again. Reclamation refers to the restorative processes necessary to return the land to what it once was Energy Use Vs. Land Resources Acres of land Electricity over 75 years (GWh Acres of land (perpetual) Land use per year (One time use) Reclamation options Nuclear (mining) 16.66 16.66 Very high cost (radioactive) Coal (mining) 11.11 11.11 Costly (<1% reclaimed) Biomass 0 40 18 Replant trees/crops Solar 25.00 8.33 Remove or replace panels and dual use of land Wind 2.90 26 Remove or replace turbines and dual use of land Hydropower 2.50 30 Drain dam + restoration According to the data, which of the following energy sources uses land least efficiently compared to its energy output? O Solar energy O Wind energy O Hydropower O Coal energy

Review the table of energy use versus land resources below. The perpetual column refers to the same land used repeatedly for the same energy resource. One-time use means new land would be needed to provide the resource again. Reclamation refers to the restorative processes necessary to return the land to what it once was Energy Use Vs. Land Resources Acres of land Electricity over 75 years (GWh Acres of land (perpetual) Land use per year (One time use) Reclamation options Nuclear (mining) 16.66 16.66 Very high cost (radioactive) Coal (mining) 11.11 11.11 Costly (<1% reclaimed) Biomass 0 40 18 Replant trees/crops Solar 25.00 8.33 Remove or replace panels and dual use of land Wind 2.90 26 Remove or replace turbines and dual use of land Hydropower 2.50 30 Drain dam + restoration According to the data, which of the following energy sources uses land least efficiently compared to its energy output? O Solar energy O Wind energy O Hydropower O Coal energy

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