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Energía renovable vs no renovable

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Verdad y falsedades sobre energías.

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Energía renovable vs no renovable
 

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Verdad y falsedades sobre energías.

by sandra
1

Las energías renovables no requieren inversión inicial, siempre son gratuitas.

2

La energía solar y eólica son ejemplos de energías renovables.

3

La energía nuclear es considerada renovable.

4

La energía no renovable depende de recursos finitos como petróleo, gas y carbón.

5

La energía hidráulica es una fuente renovable.

6

La energía hidroeléctrica contamina más que las fósiles en generación por unidad de electricidad.

7

Las centrales térmicas de carbón emiten CO2 y otros contaminantes.

8

La energía eólica consume combustibles fósiles para generar electricidad.

9

Toda la energía solar produce electricidad incluso en días nublados con la misma eficiencia.

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La energía renovable se reponen naturalmente en un corto periodo de tiempo.

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