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NUCLEAR POWER PRODUCES LESS TOXIC SULFUR THAN COAL BURNING ELECTRICITY TRUE OR FALSE

NUCLEAR POWER PRODUCES LESS TOXIC SULFUR THAN COAL BURNING ELECTRICITY TRUE OR FALSE
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NUCLEAR POWER PRODUCES LESS TOXIC SULFUR THAN COAL BURNING ELECTRICITY TRUE OR FALSE

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User Coert Metz
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That's true. Nuclear power generation produces no sulfur at all.
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User Celene
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True because a nuclear power produces tons of high level radioactive waste that has to be disposed of carefully
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