renewable energy
An *energy generated from replenishable sources to produce heat and electricity. The main sources are solar radiation, wind, tides, water, and geothermal activity. Biomass can also provide renewable energy if the rate of consumption does not exceed the rate of regeneration. Wood and animal dung burned for heating, and plants grown for biofuel are examples. ... ...
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