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consider the two graphs presented in module 6: chapter...
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consider the two graphs presented in module 6: chapter 6.9 from the nrel "2015 renewable energy data book". what trends do these graphs suggest with respect to renewable energy and wind energy in particular? what do they suggest with respect to fossil fuel burning power sources (coal, natural gas, petroleum). use data to back your claims.
what reasons would you offer for the trends that you have observed?
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