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Nuclear power plants require a lot of water to operate. true or false
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Nuclear power plants require a lot of water to operate. true or false

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That is true, nuclear power plants need a lot of water to operate. The water acts as a cooling agent to cool down the power plant. That is why some power plants are located near a river or source of water.
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