Biology, 29.09.2019 09:00, shayle24

Why is nuclear energy considered non-renewable, yet is is not a fossil fuel?
because it uses uranium for fuel which is not a fossil and has a limited supply.
because it has a risk of radiation poisoning
because it is very expensive to build and operate nuclear power plants
because it does not contribute to global warming by putting out air pollution.

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Why is nuclear energy considered non-renewable, yet is is not a fossil fuel?
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