From where does geothermal energy come?
from deep within the earth
from ste...
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Chemistry, 05.12.2019 23:31 wdgyvwyv8729
From where does geothermal energy come?
from deep within the earth
from steam
from nonrenewable energy sources
from the energy captured from the sun
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