Fuentes no renovables de la naturaleza

Biology

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motikmotik2 years ago

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<h2>Se denomina fuentes de energía no renovables a aquellas que se encuentran en la naturaleza en cantidades limitadas. No se regeneran o lo hacen en forma extremadamente lenta. Fuentes de energía no renovables son los combustibles fósiles y los isótopos radiactivos utilizados en la energía nuclear.</h2>

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