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Earth's energy sources include both renewable and nonrenewable resources. name at
least four sources of energy that could be used in your house. then describe the ideal
energy source for generating most of your home's electricity, and explain why you chose
that source. think about where your home is located. which energy source(s) would be the
most plentiful or easiest to obtain a lot of energy from in order to generate as much
electricity as possible? how does the use of this energy source impact the environment?
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