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What is an environmental impact of the use of nuclear fuels? O Nuclear fuel is easily exhausted. O Nuclear waste disposal is hazardous. O They decrease the pollution of fresh water resources. O They increase
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What is an environmental impact of the use of nuclear fuels?

O Nuclear fuel is easily exhausted.

O Nuclear waste disposal is hazardous.

O They decrease the pollution of fresh water resources.

O They increase the emission of greenhouse gases.

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If we could pick two i would pick: 2nd and 4th

But if it is one i would pick the 4th one down as nuclear fuels are 15% of greenhouse gases

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