Sources of energy Natural Resource used and methods to acquire it. Environmental problems (specific example for one of the problems) Environmental benefits (specific example for one of the benefits) Economic issues (specific example) Ethical issues (specific example) Nuclear Fission reactor Breeder reactor

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A: The answer is Option (C): Their sole source of energy is hydrogen shell burning.

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A: Hard metamorphosed rock will be most resistant to chemical and mechanical weathering.

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