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The greatest obstacle to developing solar energy is _____. lack of sunlight at high latitudes lack of sunlight at night lack of mechanisms for storing solar energy large areas r…

The greatest obstacle to developing solar energy is _____. lack of sunlight at high latitudes lack of sunlight at night lack of mechanisms for storing solar energy large areas r…
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The greatest obstacle to developing solar energy is _____. lack of sunlight at high latitudes lack of sunlight at night lack of mechanisms for storing solar energy large areas required to collect sufficient energy

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large areas required to collect sufficient energy


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The correct answer is option #4. The greatest obstacle to developing solar energy is large areas required to collect sufficient energy. Solar energy is the energy that is the sun is producing and being converted into thermal energy that can be used for everyone's daily lives.
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