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Which type of power plant uses the energy of moving water in nature to generate electricity? A. Radiant power B. Natural gas C. Coal D. Hydroelectric
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Which type of power plant uses the energy of moving water in nature to

generate electricity?
A. Radiant power
B. Natural gas
C. Coal
D. Hydroelectric

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Answer:

Hydroelectric power plants

Step-by-step explanation:

This is because hydropower is a form of renewable energy that uses water stored in dams, rivers to create electricity

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